In regard to the etymology of the city's name, scholars are not in agreement. Some claim that the name comes from "vedunia", meaning "forest stream"; From that word, came the Old High German word "uuenia" ("wenia" in modern writing), and the New High German word "wien" and its dialectal variant "wean".
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