Wendall
Wendall Origin and Meaning
Wendall as a feminine name represents an uncommon gender crossover from what is traditionally a masculine name. Derived from Old German and Old Norse elements, it originally meant "wanderer" or "voyager." The name combines "wend" (to turn or change direction) with "waldan" (to rule). This feminine adaptation maintains the strength and distinction of its masculine counterpart but remains extremely rare for girls. The double 'l' spelling variation adds a subtle difference from the more common masculine Wendell. For parents seeking a strong, uncommon name with historical depth, feminine Wendall offers uniqueness with an established etymology, though it challenges traditional gender naming conventions.