Wentz is of Germanic origin, derived from the Old German word 'wint', meaning 'white'. It was initially a nickname given to fair-haired individuals or those born in winter months. The name Wentz is believed to have been introduced to Britain by way of Norse settlers during the Viking Age. Today, it is still predominantly used as a surname but has also been adopted as a given name in some communities.
"The name Wentz saw five newborns welcomed into the world in 2018."