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Updated April 2026
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Luna (LOO-nah)

Latin for "moon," Luna is the Roman goddess of the moon, embodying femininity and light.

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Top 10 Baby Moon Names For Girls Names

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1LunaLOO-nahLatin for "moon," Luna is the Roman goddess of the moon, embodying femininity an...Popular
2SeleneSeh-LEE-neeGreek for "moon," Selene is the Greek goddess of the moon, known for her beauty ...Classic
3ArtemisAR-teh-missThe Greek goddess of the hunt, wilderness, wild animals, the Moon, and archery.Classic
4DianaDie-AN-uhThe Roman goddess of the hunt, moon, and childbirth, known for her independence ...Classic
5AylaAY-lahHebrew for "oak tree" or "halo of light around the moon," symbolizing strength a...Trending
6PhoebeFEE-beeGreek for "bright" or "radiant," Phoebe was a Titan associated with the moon.Classic
7MahinaMah-HEE-nahHawaiian for "moon," evoking the beauty and tranquility of the islands.Trending
8LivianaLee-vee-AH-nahA name of Latin origin meaning "bluish, livid," with a subtle connection to the ...Rare/Unique
9CynthiaSIN-thee-uhGreek for "from Mount Cynthus," a mountain on Delos, the birthplace of Artemis, ...Classic
10InduIN-dooSanskrit for "moon," representing beauty, tranquility, and feminine energy.Rare/Unique
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Luna
LOO-nah
Latin for "moon," Luna is the Roman goddess of the moon, embodying femininity and light.
Popular
Selene
Seh-LEE-nee
Greek for "moon," Selene is the Greek goddess of the moon, known for her beauty and nightly journeys across the sky.
Classic
Artemis
AR-teh-miss
The Greek goddess of the hunt, wilderness, wild animals, the Moon, and archery.
Classic
Diana
Die-AN-uh
The Roman goddess of the hunt, moon, and childbirth, known for her independence and strength.
Classic
Ayla
AY-lah
Hebrew for "oak tree" or "halo of light around the moon," symbolizing strength and radiance.
Trending
Phoebe
FEE-bee
Greek for "bright" or "radiant," Phoebe was a Titan associated with the moon.
Classic
Mahina
Mah-HEE-nah
Hawaiian for "moon," evoking the beauty and tranquility of the islands.
Trending
Liviana
Lee-vee-AH-nah
A name of Latin origin meaning "bluish, livid," with a subtle connection to the moon's ethereal glow.
Rare/Unique
Cynthia
SIN-thee-uh
Greek for "from Mount Cynthus," a mountain on Delos, the birthplace of Artemis, the moon goddess.
Classic
Indu
IN-doo
Sanskrit for "moon," representing beauty, tranquility, and feminine energy.
Rare/Unique
Jaci
JAH-see
Tupi-Guarani (South American indigenous) for "moon".
Rare/Unique
Lua
LOO-ah
Portuguese for "moon", a simple and elegant choice.
Trending
Hecate
HEH-kah-tee
Greek goddess associated with magic, witchcraft, the night, moon, ghosts and necromancy.
Rare/Unique
Titania
Tih-TAH-nee-ah
From Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream", the name of the queen of the fairies, often associated with the moonlit forest.
Rare/Unique
Manon
Mah-NON
French origin, a diminutive of Marie, but also associated with the moon in some esoteric circles.
Rare/Unique
Luan
LOO-ahn
Portuguese, meaning "moon".
Rare/Unique
Chang'e
Chahng-UH
Chinese moon goddess.
Rare/Unique
Kamaria
Kah-MAH-ree-ah
Swahili for "moonlight".
Rare/Unique
Neoma
Nee-OH-mah
Greek for "new moon."
Rare/Unique
Elara
Eh-LAIR-ah
A moon of Jupiter, named after a lover of Zeus in Greek mythology.
Rare/Unique
Callisto
Kah-LISS-toh
Another moon of Jupiter, named after a nymph in Greek mythology.
Rare/Unique
Roxanne
Rox-ANN
Persian for "dawn," suggesting the moon's soft light breaking through the darkness.
Classic
Niobe
NY-oh-bee
In Greek mythology, Niobe was a queen whose tears created a river, a connection to the moon's influence on tides.
Rare/Unique
Estelle
Es-TELL
French for "star," evoking the celestial beauty of the night sky alongside the moon.
Classic
Danica
DAH-nee-tsah
Slavic for "morning star," a celestial body often associated with the moon's presence at dawn.
Rare/Unique
Amaris
AH-mah-riss
Scottish for "child of the moon," a rare and enchanting choice.
Rare/Unique
Aysu
AI-soo
Turkish for "moon water", representing purity and tranquility.
Rare/Unique
Belinay
Beh-lee-NAY
Turkish for "moon's reflection on a lake".
Rare/Unique
Lumina
Loo-MEE-nah
Latin for "light," a reminder of the moon's gentle glow.
Rare/Unique
Meztli
Mehts-lee
Nahuatl (Aztec) for "moon".
Rare/Unique
Sharune
Shah-roon
A name linked to the moon goddess in Armenian mythology.
Rare/Unique
Somayeh
So-MAY-yeh
Persian name meaning "moon-like".
Rare/Unique
Zelenka
Zeh-LEN-kah
Czech, meaning "greenish," possibly alluding to a moonbow or the faint green flash sometimes seen during twilight.
Rare/Unique
Ainar
AI-nar
A name from Basque mythology, associated with the moon.
Rare/Unique
Jacira
Jah-SEE-rah
Tupi (Brazilian) for "honey moon".
Rare/Unique
Galadriel
Gah-LAH-dree-el
From Tolkien's works, an Elven name meaning "maiden crowned with gleaming hair," reminiscent of moonlight.
Rare/Unique
Asteria
As-TEER-ee-ah
Greek for "starry," connecting to the night sky alongside the moon.
Rare/Unique
Hania
HAH-nee-ah
Polish form of Hannah, but also shares sounds with lunar names.
Rare/Unique
Nashira
Na-SHEE-rah
Arabic for "bringer of good news," reminiscent of the moon's gentle presence.
Rare/Unique
Alcmene
Alk-MEE-nee
Greek mythology, mother of Hercules, indirectly tied to celestial legends.
Rare/Unique

🔊 Pronunciation Guide

LunaLOO-nah
SeleneSeh-LEE-nee
ArtemisAR-teh-miss
DianaDie-AN-uh
AylaAY-lah
PhoebeFEE-bee
MahinaMah-HEE-nah
LivianaLee-vee-AH-nah

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Sibling & Middle Names

Luna & Stella
Both names evoke a celestial feel.
Selene & Orion
One is the goddess of the moon, the other a prominent constellation.
Ayla & Finn
Ayla evokes moonlight, Finn signifies fairness and beauty.
Phoebe & Leo
Phoebe means bright, Leo is associated with the sun.
Luna & Grace
Classic and elegant.
Selene & Rose
Floral and mythical.
Ayla & Wren
Short, sweet, and nature-inspired.
Phoebe & June
A bright name with a summery middle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a name a "moon name"?
"Moon names" are those that directly mean "moon" in various languages, are derived from lunar goddesses or figures in mythology, or evoke the qualities associated with the moon, such as light, serenity, and mystery. These names carry a celestial charm and a connection to the night sky.
Are moon names popular?
The popularity of moon names varies. Luna is currently a very popular choice. Some names like Selene and Artemis are classic and consistently used. Other moon-related names are more unique and less common, offering a distinctive option for parents.
What are some unique moon names for girls?
For unique moon names, consider options like Kamaria (Swahili for "moonlight"), Aysu (Turkish for "moon water"), or Jacira (Tupi for "honey moon"). These names offer a rare and beautiful connection to the moon with cultural richness.
Do moon names have specific cultural origins?
Yes, moon names originate from various cultures. Many are Greek or Roman in origin, referencing lunar goddesses. Others come from Hawaiian, Turkish, Sanskrit, and indigenous South American cultures, each carrying their unique cultural significance and symbolism related to the moon.
What are some factors to consider when choosing a moon name?
When choosing a moon name, consider the meaning, origin, and pronunciation. Think about the overall sound and how it fits with your last name. Also, reflect on the cultural significance and the qualities you associate with the moon, such as serenity, beauty, and feminine power.

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