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Wanda Stangvilla

in the US

There is 1 person with the name "Wanda Stangvilla" in the United States.

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Rocky Point, NC (1)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Wanda	212
Stangvilla	992,094
Wanda Stangvilla	67,513,102

is 208th most common Sara
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is 210th most common Ashley
is 211th most common Ray
is 212th most common Wanda
is 213th most common Gail
is 214th most common Lois
is 215th most common Jill
is 216th most common Sherry

is 992,090th most common Staneviciene
is 992,091st most common Stanfied
is 992,092nd most common Stangasser
is 992,093rd most common Stangnowski
is 992,094th most common Stangvilla
is 992,095th most common Staniere
is 992,096th most common Stanikzai
is 992,097th most common Stanislau
is 992,098th most common Stanislavov

is 67,513,098th most common Wanda Staney
is 67,513,099th most common Wanda Stanfille
is 67,513,100th most common Wanda Stangl
is 67,513,101st most common Wanda Stanglin
is 67,513,102nd most common Wanda Stangvilla
is 67,513,103rd most common Wanda Stanhope
is 67,513,104th most common Wanda Stanhouse
is 67,513,105th most common Wanda Stanichuk
is 67,513,106th most common Wanda Stanis

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Meaning & History

Wanda

Stangvilla

(female) Of uncertain origin. Attempts have been made to derive it from various Germanic and Slavic roots. It was certainly in use in Poland in the 19th century, and is found in Polish folk tales as the name of a princess. The derivation may well be from the ethnic term Wend (see Wendell). The name was introduced to the English-speaking world by Ouida (Marie Louise de la Ramée), who used it for the heroine of her novel Wanda (1883).