Meaning of name Wanda
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Meaning 
The name Wanda has the following meaning: A wanderer. Also a slavic name for the tribal group, Vandals. Not a very common name.
It is a female name, suitable for baby girls.
Popularity 
As a baby girl name, Wanda is currently not a popular baby name in the USA.
The following chart shows the popularity of the name Wanda in the USA, over the past 100 years.
Pronunciation  The name Wanda is pronounced as wan-duh Origins  Related names  The following names are baby names related to Wanda and are suitable names for brothers and sisters of Wanda: Boys - Aldo, Alois, Baron, Eber, Gerald, Gottlieb, Harding, Herbert, Roger, Terrell, Girls - Allar, Ellar, Nordica, Odile, Ottilie, Ramona, Zelma, Both genders - Hattie, Richard
Variants 
Popular Variants for the name Wanda: Vanda, Vonda (English), Wahnda, Wandah, Wande, Wandea, Wandely, Wandey, Wandie, Wandis, Wandja, Wandzia, Wannda, Wendaline, Wendeline, Wendy, Wohnda, Wonda, Wonnda
Style 
We think the name Wanda should fall under the following style category: German. See other German girl names
Impression 
Based on our research, most people would imagine a person with the name Wanda to be: Well-liked and friendlyIn one word, you might describe Wanda as a(n) " well-liked" person. See other "well-liked" names for girls.
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Famous persons  The names of some famous persons by the name Wanda (or its variants) are: Wanda Skyes, born on 7 March , a famous comedian. Wanda Skyes's background: An Emmy-winning American stand-up comedian and actress. She is well known for her blunt observations on current events, the differences between the sexes and races, and life in general. Wanda Coleman, born on 13 November, a famous poet. Wanda Coleman's background: An award-winning American poet. She is known as 'the L.A. Blueswoman,' and 'the unofficial poet laureate of Los Angeles.' Coleman was born Wanda Evans, and grew up in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles during the stanky and 1960s. She has received fellowships from the John P. Guggenheim Foundation, The NEA, and the California Arts Council (in fiction and in poetry). She was the first C.O.L.A. literary fellow (Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, 2003). Her many honors include an Emmy in Daytime Drama writing, The 1999 Lenore Marshall Prize (for 'Bathwater Wine'), and a nomination for the 2001 National Book Awards (for 'Mercurochrome'). Wanda Jackson, born on 20 October, a famous singer. Wanda Jackson's background: The first female rock and roll singer. She began recording (on the Decca label) in 1954. Jackson signed with Capitol in 1956. In 1960 she saw pop chart success when Capitol re-released her 1958 rendition of 'Let's Have a Party.' She switched over to Country Music in the 1960s, racking up a few hits there as well. She has often been hailed as the 'Queen of Rockabilly'.
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