Constellation Names

Constellation Names — browse our complete collection of 200+ names with meanings, origins and pronunciations. Find inspiration for your baby from this carefully curated list.

Showing 1–48 of 200 names

Shine like a star; luminous

Yoruba and Latin

eternal, immortal, or beloved star of the sea

Graceful star

Dawn, morning star

Goddess Parvati, light, star, or blessing

Uncertain, potentially Persian or Arabic

Uncertain, possibly 'star' or 'heavenly'

star

star-maiden

unknown, possibly related to 'star' or 'shining'

Uncertain, possibly Old French or Germanic

Uncertain, possibly 'bastard' or 'strong'

star

little starling

Old English and Latin

day's eye (daisy flower) and bitter/star of the sea (Mae)

possibly 'star' or 'day'

Morning star, daystar

Slavic, Russian, or American (variant of Daniela)

morning star, or from Denmark

Firm, steadfast, star, pole star

Sino-Vietnamese

Upright, proper, dignified, or beginning, start

Beautiful star

American, English

star; myrtle; or a diminutive of various names

English, Hebrew

star

Hebrew, Persian

Myrtle tree; star

Persian (via Hebrew) or Germanic

star (from Esther); home ruler (from Henrietta)

Germanic and Hebrew

Home ruler and bitter/star of the sea

star, sky, heaven; good, beautiful

Scottish Gaelic and French/Latin

island; bitter, beloved; or star of the sea

sea, ocean; star, planet; system, order

Greek and Hebrew

defender of mankind, bitter, or star of the sea

Greek and Latin

defender of mankind and star of the sea

balance, scales

Latin and Hebrew

Lily flower and bitter/star of the sea

Spanish (Lola), English (Mae)

sorrows; bitter; star of the sea

Spanish, Latin, English

sorrows; bitter; star of the sea; May

Spanish, Latin, Hebrew

sorrows; bitter; star of the sea

Spanish, Latin, English

Sorrows; bitter; star of the sea; May

perhaps 'bitter' or 'rebellious', or 'star of the sea'

uncertain, possibly 'beloved' or 'star of the sea'

star of the sea; bitter; beloved

Hebrew, Latin, French

star of the sea, bitter, or beloved

Uncertain, possibly Hawaiian or a modern coinage

Uncertain, possibly 'star of the sea' or 'beautiful'

star of the sea

Uncertain, potentially Hebrew, Latin, or Malay

Uncertain, possibly 'bitter', 'star of the sea', or a flower name.

star of the sea

star of the sea; bitter; wished-for child

Uncertain, possibly a modern English coinage or a variant of Melissa/Vanessa.

Possibly 'bitter' or 'star of the sea', or a modern coinage.

Uncertain, possibly Irish Gaelic or Scottish Gaelic

Uncertain, possibly 'star of the sea' or 'noble'

star of the sea; bitter

48.Maria-Esther

Hebrew and Persian

bitter, beloved, or star

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