Sélyana / Selene / Selina

Sélyana is a name with a somewhat elusive direct etymology, but it is strongly associated with the Greek name Selene (Σελήνη), meaning 'moon'. Selene was the ancient Greek goddess of the moon, often depicted riding her silver chariot across the night sky. The 'ya' ending is a common diminutive or suffix in various languages, suggesting a softer, more endearing form of the original name.

While not a widely recognized traditional name, Sélyana likely emerged as a modern coinage or a variant inspired by Selene, perhaps in cultures that appreciate the celestial connection and the melodic sound. Its usage is more contemporary and less rooted in ancient texts or widespread historical adoption.