Celestial Names

Names inspired by stars, planets, moons, and the cosmos — celestial names for boys and girls.

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three worlds

Of the moon

Moon child

star, constellation; road, path; flower; autumn; small, little

Moon, goddess of the moon

light, star, or morning star

moon crescent, full moon, or moon-like

Born during the full moon

tulip moon, or full moon

Moon halo, moon ring

full moon

Bronze moon, moon-like bronze

star

star

Thunder

Turkish moon

Moon

wind-like, airy

wind, breeze

thunder

cloud, sky, nature

Chinese, English, Irish

heavenly, celestial, or a variant of other names

Old Norse, Proto-Germanic

god

three kings

Arabic, American (modern coinage)

traveler, wanderer

Moon

Moon

moon

Native American (Miwok)

Moon

Finnish / Finno-Ugric

old man, a Finnish god of the sky, weather, and harvest

peak, top, summit; also 'sound' or 'beginning'

moon

moon

meteor, fireball, or spark

stars, constellations

Pleiades star cluster, a cluster of stars

To rise, to ascend

heavenly inspiration, divine inspiration, or sacred grove

Chief moon, great moon

moon

Japanese, Greek

light, heart

heavenly

heavenly

heavenly

Uranus, the planet; from Greek Ouranos, meaning 'heaven' or 'sky'

sky, heaven

sky, heaven

Moon

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