The name collection

Names with meaning.

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

Celestial

Stars, moons and skies

33 names

Latin · Italian · Greek

Stella

Star; Greek Stella can also shorten Styliani

Top 100
English · Old Norse

Sky

Sky

Familiar
Korean · Spanish

Sol

Pine in Korean; sun in Spanish

FamiliarRising
Spanish

Solana

Sunny spot; a place exposed to the sun

FamiliarRising
Persian · Arabic

Soraya

The Pleiades star cluster

Familiar
English

Sunday

Sunday; its older English formation means day of the sun

FamiliarRising
English

Sunny

Sunny; cheerful

Familiar
Arabic · Japanese

Sana

Radiance; brilliance

Uncommon
French · Hebrew

Séraphine

Fiery ones, through the seraphim

Uncommon
Japanese

Sora

Sky in one Japanese spelling

Uncommon
Arabic

Sahar

Dawn; early morning

Rare gem
Japanese

Saku

First day of the lunar month in 朔; other spellings differ

Rare gem
Sanskrit

Savita

Associated with the sun god Savitr

Rare gem
Persian

Sepehr

Sky; the heavens

Rare gem
Persian

Sepideh

Dawn; first light

Rare gem
Sanskrit

Shashi

The moon

Rare gem
Chinese

Sheng

Flourishing or victory with the cited Chinese characters

Rare gem
Italian

Sole

Sun

Rare gem
Icelandic

Sóley

Buttercup

Rare gem
Arabic

Suha

Overlooked; name of the star Alcor

Rare gem
Arabic · Urdu

Suhail

Smooth; even

Rare gem
Arabic

Suhayla

Gentle; feminine form of Suhayl

Rare gem
Norwegian · Old English

Sunniva

Sun gift

Rare gem
Sanskrit

Surya

The sun

Rare gem
Serbian · Bulgarian

Svetozar

Holy + an uncertain second element, possibly dawn

Rare gem
Sanskrit

Swati

The star Arcturus

Rare gem
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