Luna
[ˈluː.nə]Meaning
Latin, Italian and Spanish word for "the moon"
Background Story
Luna is the Latin, Italian and Spanish word for the moon. It was also the name of the Roman goddess of the moon. The name is used in Galician, and Cebuano luna comes from Spanish luna, from Latin lūna.
Variations
lunae, lunette
Related Names
Lona
Recorded as a given name in Danish, English, Hawaiian and German
Lara
The name Lara is derived from the Latin name 'Lar',' which refers to a protective spirit.
Ayla
Means "moonlight, halo" in Turkish; also an alternate transcription of Hebrew אֵלָה
Illa
Means 'moon' in various contexts
Lady
From the English noble title Lady, from Old English hlǣfdige, "bread kneader".
Leia
Form of Leah used in the Greek Old Testament, and a Portuguese form
Leta
Of the name meaning 'joyful' or 'happy'
Louna
Possibly a variant of Luna
Lune
Dutch variant of Luna.
Lunetta
No documented meaning; recorded as an Italian feminine given name