The name collection

Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

First letter

Celestial

Stars, moons and skies

1–48 of 122 names

Latin · Italian

Aurora

Dawn

Top 100
Turkish

Ayla

Halo of moonlight

Top 100
Hawaiian

Leilani

Heavenly flowers; royal child

Top 100
Spanish · Latin

Luna

Moon

Top 100
Latin · Italian · Greek

Stella

Star; Greek Stella can also shorten Styliani

Top 100
Arabic

Adhara

Maidens

FamiliarRising
Spanish

Araceli

Altar of the sky

Familiar
Turkish

Aylin

Moon; elaborated form of ay

FamiliarRising
Latin · French

Celeste

Heavenly

Familiar
Latin

Celia

Possibly heavenly; sometimes a short form of Cecilia

Familiar
French

Céline

From Caelinus, or a short form of Marceline

Familiar
Spanish

Cielo

Sky, heaven

Familiar
Latin

Diana

Divine; goddesslike

Familiar
Greek

Elara

Meaning uncertain; possibly hazelnut or spear-shaft

FamiliarRising
Spanish

Luz

Light

Familiar
Greek

Lyra

Lyre; the constellation name

Familiar
Slavic · Sanskrit

Mira

Slavic short form associated with peace or world

FamiliarRising
Hawaiian

Nalani

The heavens; the chiefs

FamiliarRising
Arabic

Noor

Light

Familiar
Greek · Latin

Rhea

Meaning unknown; flow and earth are proposed connections

Familiar
Spanish

Solana

Sunny spot; a place exposed to the sun

FamiliarRising
Persian · Arabic

Soraya

The Pleiades star cluster

Familiar
Irish · Sanskrit

Tara

Irish hill name; possibly elevated place

FamiliarRising
Slavic

Zora

Dawn

Familiar
Sanskrit

Aditi

Boundless; limitless

Uncommon
Sanskrit · Bengali

Ahana

Dawn; daybreak

Uncommon
Arabic · Turkish

Alya

Loftiness; sky

Uncommon
Greek

Andromeda

Man with an element for care, protection or rule

Uncommon
Greek · Latin

Astraea

Star-associated

Uncommon
Turkish

Aysel

Pure moon

Uncommon
Latin

Carina

Beloved; the constellation’s name separately means keel

Uncommon
Serbian · Croatian

Danica

Morning star

Uncommon
Arabic

Hala

Halo around the moon

Uncommon
Portuguese

Lua

Moon, in Portuguese

Uncommon
Latin

Lucina

Grove; later associated with light

Uncommon
Tamil

Nila

Moon; moonlight

Uncommon
Hawaiian

Noelani

Heavenly mist

Uncommon
Arabic · Japanese

Sana

Radiance; brilliance

Uncommon
French · Hebrew

Séraphine

Fiery ones, through the seraphim

Uncommon
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