Luna
Celestial night goddess
Luna is the Latin word for moon, used in English as a poetic or formal alternative: the pale light of Luna.
It appears in scientific contexts like lunar and in brand names.
Luna is also a popular given name for girls, evoking celestial imagery. (Lowercase luna refers to a large pale-green North American moth.)
Jupiter's divine consort
- DianaRoman hunting goddess
- VenusLove goddess, or planet
- MarsRed planet, war deity
- JupiterLargest solar system planet
Saturn · Mercury · Neptune · Ceres · Vesta · Vulcan · Apollo · Bacchus
Roman hunting goddess
- SeleneGreek personification of nighttime orb
- ArtemisGreek hunting goddess
- HecateGreek goddess of sorcery
- CynthiaTraditional female name
Phoebe · crescent · chariot · night · goddess · moonrise · silver · huntress
Juno
Jupiter's divine consort
Jupiter · Saturn · Mercury · Neptune · Ceres · Vesta · Vulcan · Apollo · Bacchus · Flora
Diana
Roman hunting goddess
- SeleneGreek personification of nighttime orb
- ArtemisGreek hunting goddess
- HecateGreek goddess of sorcery
Cynthia · Phoebe · crescent · chariot · night · goddess · moonrise · silver · huntress · torch
moon
Natural planetary satellite
regolith · orbit · eclipse · waxing · waning · gibbous · perigee · apogee · terminator · libration
moth
Night-flying lepidopteran
Spanish · Italian · nocturnal · celestial · mystical · baby · daughter · pet · witch · dreamy
- lunar eclipseEarth blocks sunlight reaching moon
- lunar calendarsTimekeeping by moon cycles
- lunar landingSpacecraft alighting on moon
- Lunar New YearFestival marking moon-calendar's beginning
- lunar moduleSpacecraft for surface landings
- lunar cratersImpact formations on moon