Handsome, pleasing; Sanskrit abhirūpa
Names meaning moon
Baby names whose dictionary or scripture meaning relates to moon, with the source shown on every name.
152 names: 68 for girls, 81 for boys and 3 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon and the Tamil Lexicon. A few to start: Chandrachud ("moon-crested, Shiva"), Mahpara ("piece of the moon") and Somdev ("moon god").
110 of 152 names
"White, fair"; Arabic ʿafrāʾ, also the bright 13th night of the month
Spotless moon; Sanskrit amala + indu
"The moon"; Malayalam ambiḷi
The moon, "nectar-rayed"; Sanskrit amṛtāṃśu
"Night journey"; from asrā in Quran 17:1
"Moon halo"; Turkish ayla, from ay, "moon"
Shining, luminous, bright
"Full moon"; Arabic badr
"Like the full moon"; from Arabic badr
"Full moon of the faith"; Arabic badr al-dīn
"Full moon among women"; Arabic badr al-nisāʾ
"Dazzling, brilliant"; Arabic bāhira
"The young moon"
"The young moon"
"Rising", of the sun or moon; Arabic bāzigha
Ganesha, "who wears the moon on his forehead"
The partridge that gazes at the moon
The moon-loving chakor bird of Indian poetry
"The moon"
"Moonlight"
"The moon", from a word for "shining"
"Moonlight"; in the Bhāgavata Purāṇa, a son of Krishna
"Adorned with the moon", a title of Shiva
"Moon-crested", a name of Shiva
"The moon-god"
"Protected by the moon"; the founder of the Maurya empire
"Smile of the moon" in popular use; Sanskrit, a moon-bright sword
"Conqueror of the moon"
"A digit of the moon"; the crescent moon
"Beloved of the moon"; also the moonstone
"Beloved of the moon"; Sanskrit, the moon's wife or the night
"Young moon", the moon as a youth
"A streak of the moon"; the crescent
"Charming as the moon"
"Moon-crested", a name of Shiva
"Moon-faced"
"Lord of the moon", a title linked with Shiva
"Guardian of the moon"
"Moonlight, the radiance of the moon"
"Moonlight"
A king of legend; Sanskrit candra, "moon", and senā, "army"
"Moon-crested", a name of Shiva
"Moon-faced", with a face as lovely as the moon
"Lord of the moon"
"Moonlight"
"Moonlight"
A beautiful woman; also splendour and moonlight
"Of Mount Cynthus", an epithet of the moon goddess Artemis
Sight, appearance; often linked with Krishna in popular use
"Divine"; the Roman moon goddess Diana
"Divine moon"; Sanskrit divya + indu
"The Phalguni star"; the full moon of Phalguna
"Moon of the gopis", a name for Krishna
"Halo of the moon"; Arabic and Persian hāla
"Golden moon"; name of the Jain scholar Hemachandra
Crescent moon; Arabic hilāl
"Part of snow" in popular use; Sanskrit himāṃśu, "the moon"
"Cool-rayed": the moon
Moon; Sanskrit indu, "bright drop, the moon"
Born of the moon; a name of the river Narmada
Crescent of the moon; Sanskrit indulekhā
Full moon; Sanskrit indumatī
"Moonlit, shining with light"; Assamese jonālī
"Moon jewel"; Assamese jon + moni
"Moonlight"
White lotus that blooms at night; Sanskrit kairava
"Moonlight"
"Beauty, radiance"
"Moonlight"
Krishna the moon; Sanskrit kṛṣṇa with indu, "moon"
"The koel's call"
"Line; writing"
"The moon"; Latin luna
Moon-browed, beautiful; Persian mah-jabīn
"Moon-faced"; Persian māh-liqā
"Moonlight", "light of the moon"
"Piece of the moon", lovely; Persian māh-pāra
"Moon-faced"; Persian māh-rukh
"Jasmine"
"Moon"; also "intellect, understanding"
"Handsome as the moon"; mathi, moon, with azhagan, handsome one
"Moon"
"Pride of the moon"; Persian māh + nāz
"Moonlight"
"Moon-like, as beautiful as the moon"
The moon, literally "deer-marked"
The new moon; from Sanskrit nava and indu
"Moon; moonlight"
"Moon"
"Full moon"; also "complete wisdom"
"Spotless, pure"; also the full-moon day
The moon, "beloved of Night"
"The fifth", the fifth day of the lunar fortnight
"Full moon" in popular use; Sanskrit parvaṇī, a change of the moon
Full moon
"Full, complete"
Moon of love; Sanskrit preman + candra
"The full moon"
"Full-moon night"
Moon; Arabic qamar
Moon of the faith; Arabic qamar al-dīn
Lord of the night, the moon
"Night"
Beloved of the night, the moon
"Full moon"
"The full moon", literally "lord of Rākā"
Lord Rama; Rama who is like the moon
"Night"
Sun and moon
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