Luna
LOO-nə
The Story of Luna
This name, tracing back to the Roman goddess of the moon, offers your daughter a celestial connection and a touch of mystery.
Luna is the Latin word for 'moon,' personified in Roman mythology as the radiant goddess who traversed the night sky. Her name evokes the quiet luminescence and cyclical rhythms of the celestial body. From ancient Rome, where she was worshipped, the name has journeyed through centuries, its soft allure appealing across cultures and finding renewed popularity in recent times.
To whisper 'Luna' is to call forth an image of soft, ethereal light. It’s a name that feels like a secret shared under a starry sky. For your daughter, this name carries a gentle, intuitive quality, suggesting a soul attuned to the subtle wonders of the world. You'll find it fitting for a child who brings a calming, radiant presence, like the moon itself.
What It Means
“A Latin name meaning 'moon'.”
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Numerology
The Peacemaker
Diplomatic, sensitive, and cooperative. These names bring a harmonious, gentle quality.
Famous Namesakes
Luna Lovegood
Fictional character from Harry Potter series
Luna Maya
Indonesian actress, singer and model
Personality Traits
Peak Year
#8,982 in 2022
Total Births
81,677
First Recorded
1880
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