Esp. – Vanda

Wanda Li, a character in The Magic School Bus educational series.

Wanda is also a popular name in BDSM circles, it being main figure in Sacher-Masochs novel Venus in Fur.

Deu. – Wanda

Wanda Dollard - a character on the Canadian TV show Corner Gas, who works at the fictional gas station of the same name

Fra. – Wanda, Vanda

Mag./Hun. – Vanda

Half of the singing duo Wayne and Wanda on The Muppet Show

Ita. –

Wanda, the Japanese name of the main protagonist in the PlayStation 2 video game Shadow of the Colossus

Port. - Vanda

Rus. – Vanda

Lat. – Wanda, Vanda

A Fish Called Wanda, a 1988 British film

Wanda Jackson (ca. 1937)

Wanda Wasilewska (1905-1964)

Wanda Sykes, an American comedian

the bad queen Vanda of the planet Vandalusia in the indication trick series sport Billy.

Wanda, Minnesota

Wanda (Mario), the main controllable character in Mario & Wario

Unisex: Vanda, Wandina, Vandina.

Wanda Landowska (ca. 1921)

Wanda Beach in Sydney New South Wales, Australia

Wanda Gertz (1896-1958)

Wanda (ethnic group), a people in Tanzania

1057 Wanda, an asteroid

Wanda Klaff (1922-1946)

Masculine: Wando, Vando, Vandino.

Cosmo and Wanda, cartoon characters from The Fairly OddParents

Wanda (film), a 1971 American film

Jenny Wanda Barkmann

Wanda Perry-Josephs, an American gospel music singer

Wanda Jakubowska (1907-1998)

Wanda, Missouri

Wanda (magazine), a weekly literature magazine in Warsaw

Wanda (WAHN-da (English), VAHN-dah (Polish)) is a female forename. Wanda is a German loaned name, from a yet-to-be-encountered Polish word coming from the Germanic Wandal, although the name means essentially: "from the trunk(tree) of the Wandalei" (referring to the history of the Wends). It is from vond ("wand, stem, young tree"), and from Germanically influenced Slavic words Wend/Wandal, an ethnic term denoting a member of the Slavic people who now live in an enclave south of Berlin. It was in use in Poland in the 19th century, and is found in Polish folk-tales as the name of a princess. 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). It may also refer to:

Ang. – Wendela, Wanda

Ces. – Vanda

Wanda Rutkiewicz, an Polish mountain climber, the first woman to climb K2

Wanda Tinasky (pseudonym)

Princess Wanda, a legendary princess in Polish legends

Wanda Maximoff, the X-Men character Scarlet Witch.

Wanda and the Colossus (ワンダと巨像, Wanda to Kyozō), the Japanese name of the PlayStation 2 video game Shadow of the Colossus

Wanda Seldon - in Isaac Asimov's Foundation series.