Names that mean moon

Latin

Moon.

Turkish/Hebrew

Moonlight, halo.

Greek

Moon.

Turkish

Light of the moon; moonlight.

Greek

Moon; goddess of the moon.

Swahili, Arabic

Moon, moonlight.

Latin

New; chases the new moon.

Turkish

Moonlight or halo around the moon.

Turkish

Halo of light around the moon.

Greek

Goddess of the hunt and moon.

Greek, short form of Cynthia

Light, torch, or moon goddess.

Hebrew

City of the moon; fragrant.

Latin/Spanish

Child of the moon.

Turkish

Enlightened, bright, or moonlight.

Latin

Variant of Diane, from Diana, the Roman goddess of the moon and the hunt, meaning divine.

Latin

Variant of Diana, the Roman goddess of the moon and the hunt, meaning divine.

Greek

From Greek seline meaning moon or related to Selene the moon goddess.

Sanskrit

From Sanskrit chandra meaning moon.

Greek

Moon goddess; variant of Cindy, from Cynthia meaning 'of Mount Cynthus'.

Sanskrit

The moon; symbolic of gentle and luminous qualities.

Latin

Variant of Selena, meaning moon goddess.

Greek

A short form of Cynthia or Lucinda, derived from Greek meaning 'moon goddess.'

Greek

A variant of Selena, derived from the Greek goddess of the moon.

Greek

Short form of Cynthia, derived from Greek meaning moon goddess.

Greek

New moon, from the Greek words for new and moon.

Swahili

Means 'moon' in Swahili.

Greek; from Artemis

From the Greek goddess Artemis, associated with the hunt and the moon.

Sanskrit/Latin

Moon; from Sanskrit chandra or Latin variant of Sandra.

Greek

Variant of Cynthia; means moon goddess.

French, Greek created

A variant of Celine or Selena, meaning heavenly or moon-like.

Greek/Arabic

Possibly from Greek meaning 'moon' or a diminutive of Menachem (Hebrew 'consolation').

Arabic

Name meaning moon.

Greek

Variant of Cynthia, meaning moon goddess from Mount Cynthus.

Sanskrit/Indian

Possibly a variant of Chandra, meaning moon.

Turkish/Greek

Turkish name meaning moonlight or possibly from Selene the Greek moon goddess.

Hebrew

Variant of Jericho, meaning moon city or the city of fragrant air.

Mayan

Goddess of the moon, fertility and childbirth.

Arabic/Modern

A variant of Kamara or from the Arabic kamar meaning moon.

Hebrew

A variant of Jeric or Jericho, meaning city of the moon or moon city.

Persian

Moon-faced or beautiful like the moon.

Arabic

Variant of Selena derived from Selene meaning moon goddess.

Modern

Modern variant of Kamira, possibly meaning moon in Sanskrit.

English variant

Variant of Cynthia or Lucinda; moon goddess.

Greek

Variant of Cynthia, from the goddess of the moon.

Modern variant

A contemporary variant of Chandra, meaning moon in Sanskrit.

Greek

Variant of Cyndy from Cynthia, meaning woman from Kynthos (moon goddess).

Greek

Short form of Cydney or Cynthia, meaning moon or woman of the moon.

Hawaiian

A Hawaiian name meaning moon glow or heavenly moon.

Modern literary

A moon of Jupiter; from Greek mythology connections.