waisōn
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Waison — This unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon (Germanic) and Norman French pre 10th Century origins. It derives from the word wazo , itself a development of wado , meaning to go . Originally it was a baptismal name of some popularity, and this is… … Surnames reference
Gash — Recorded as Gaish, Gash, Gashe, Gasche, Gish, Goosh, Gosh, Gush, Wace, Waison, Wash, Wass and others, this is an English surname. It is however of pre 7th century Old French origins, and derives from the early personal name Gace, itself from an… … Surnames reference
Gush — Recorded as Gaish, Gash, Gashe, Gasche, Gish, Goosh, Gosh, Gush, Wace, Waison, Wash, Wass and others, this is an English surname. It is however of pre 7th century Old French origins, and derives from the early personal name Gace, itself from an… … Surnames reference
Guess — Recorded in many forsm as shown below, this surname is of Anglo Saxon (Germanic) and Norman French pre 10th century origins. It derives from the personal name word Gazo or Wazo , a development of wado, meaning to go . Originally it was a… … Surnames reference
Wash — This interesting surname is of Norman origin, and derives from the Norman personal name Wazo , apparently from a compound Germanic name with the first element wod to go. The personal name originated as a nickname for someone who was full of… … Surnames reference
Way — Recorded in many forms including Way, Waye, Wey, Weigh, Attaway, Bitheway, Byway (English) Weg, Wegman and Wegmann (German), Van der Weghe, Van der Wegen and Wegman (Dutch) Wegsman (Askenasic) and possibly others including the English Wayman,… … Surnames reference
Weigh — Recorded in many forms including Way, Waye, Wey, Weigh, Attaway, Bitheway, Byway (English) Weg, Wegman and Wegmann (German), Van der Weghe, Van der Wegen and Wegman (Dutch) Wegsman (Askenasic) and possibly others including the English Wayman,… … Surnames reference
Wayman — Recorded in many forms including Way, Waye, Wey, Weigh, Attaway, Bitheway, Byway (English), Weg, Wegman and Wegmann (German), Van der Weghe, Van der Wegen and Wegman (Dutch) Wegsman (Askenasic) and possibly others including the English Wayman,… … Surnames reference
Wegman — Recorded in many forms including Way, Waye, Wey, Weigh, Attaway, Bitheway, Byway (English), Weg, Wegman and Wegmann (German), Van der Weghe, Van der Wegen and Wegman (Dutch) Wegsman (Askenasic) and possibly others including the English Wayman,… … Surnames reference
ooze — {{11}}ooze (n.) soft mud, O.E. wase soft mud, mire, from P.Gmc. *waison (Cf. O.S. waso wet ground, mire, O.N. veisa pond of stagnant water ), from PIE *weis to flow (Cf. L. virus slime, poison, and possibly also viscum birdlime, mistletoe ).… … Etymology dictionary
