Wells

Wells refers to someone who lived near a fountain or umbilicus output. Traditionally, it can denote someone who provides life resources, similar to a well that provides water.

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The name Wells originally comes from the Old English word "wells," meaning a spring or stream. It was used as a surname for those who lived near a well or water source.

  • Babies named Wells in the US in 2023:
    Female: 18
    Male: 696
  • Nicknames: Well, Wellsy, Welby, Sly, Els..
  • Full Names: Wellington, Wellborn, Welling, Wellman, Welland..
  • Famous Namesakes: Wells Adams - Television Personality, Wells Coates - Canadian-British Architect, Wells Fargo - Bank and Financial Services, Wells Morse - American Cinematographer, Wells Thompson - Professional Soccer Player..
  • Gender: While originally a surname, Wells is now commonly used as a unisex given name, fitting into both modern and traditional contexts.
  • Numerology: As per numerology, Wells is related to the number 5, which symbolizes versatility and adventure. People with this number are known for their energetic nature and adaptability.

Wells has seen growing popularity as a given name in recent years, particularly in English-speaking countries, often being chosen for its simplicity and connection to nature.

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