Stella-Luna

The name Stella-Luna consists of the elements Stella, which means 'star' and appears in several languages such as Greek, Italian, Latin, Romanian, and Spanish, as well as Luna, which means 'moon' and is used in Italian, Latin, English, Romanian, Russian, and Spanish. The name Stella was valued in the Middle Ages as a good luck nickname for newborns and was particularly widespread in Sicily. Luna refers to the Roman moon goddess, while the Greek moon goddess is called Selene. In some indigenous cultures, the moon is revered as 'moon worshipper'. More information can be found under the individual names Stella and Luna.

What does the name Stella-Luna mean?

Stella means 'star' and is found in various languages such as Greek, Italian, Latin, Romanian, and Spanish. The expression can also be interpreted as 'star-gazer child' and was historically a popular nickname for newborns that was thought to bring good luck. The name has Hebrew roots and has been present since the Middle Ages. Luna stands for 'moon' and is also present in several languages like Italian, Latin, English, Romanian, Russian, and Spanish. Luna is the name of the Roman moon goddess, while the Greek equivalent is Selene. In some indigenous cultures, the moon is referred to as 'moon worshipper'.

Where does the name Stella-Luna come from?

The name has its roots in Spanish.

How do you pronounce Stella-Luna?

Stella-Luna is pronounced approximately like 'Stella-Luna', with the syllables clearly emphasized.

Popularity

In Germany, Stella-Luna is a rather rare name. In 2018, it ranked 4,078th on the list of the most common female baby names. In the last ten years, the name has been given less than ten times, which earned it the 9,317th place in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, Stella-Luna ranks 11,574th. The global popularity and frequency of the name can be tracked in the name charts of individual countries.