lunas

Large pale moths

Lunas is the plural of luna, Spanish for moon.

In English contexts, lunas most often refers to luna moths—large pale-green North American moths with distinctive tail-like hindwings: We spotted several lunas near the porch light.

The word also appears in fantasy and gaming contexts for multiple moons orbiting a world.

celestial

moons

Bodies orbiting planets

waning · moonlight · tides · eclipses · full moon · new moon · moonrise · satellites · orbit · celestial

mythology

Diana

Roman hunting goddess

  • SeleneGreek personification of nighttime orb
  • ArtemisGreek hunting goddess
  • ChandraSanskrit word for moon

Hecate · goddess · deities · silvery · feminine · cycles · fertility · nocturnal · rituals · harvest

spanish

moons

Bodies orbiting planets

eclipses · brillante · serenata

currency

coins

Metal money units

monetary · Filipino · banknotes · exchange · circulation · numismatic · legal tender · coinage · silver · currency

Opposites
moth type/appearance

lunasclothes moths

Insects whose larvae eat fabrics

pantry moths · gypsy moths · carpet moths · hawk moths · tiger moths

lepidoptera order

lunasbutterflies

Fluttering insects or nervousness

monarchs · swallowtails · painted ladies · skippers · sulphurs

symbolism/association

lunassuns

Luminous celestial spheres

stars · soles · planets · primaries

Phrases
Family

lunar, lunacy, luna, lunula, lunette, lunate, sublunar, lunation, semilunar

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G