⭐ Celestial Names

نور

Light, radiance. A surah in the Quran is named An-Nur. One of the names of Allah (An-Nur). Used for both genders.

سُهيل

Bright star in Canis Major — the famous "Star of Yemen" in Arabian heritage.

الثُريا

The Pleiades — the "Seven Sisters" star cluster; symbol of celestial beauty.

أيسون

Halo of the moon, moonglow. A combination of Turkish ay (moon) and sun (radiance). One of the most popular Turkish girl names.

أيسل

Moonlight stream, like the moon. From Turkish ay (moon) + sel (flowing water). Evokes flowing, gentle beauty.

أيسو

Moonwater, moon's reflection on water. From Turkish ay (moon) + su (water). A poetic, gentle name.

يلديز

Star. One of the most beloved Turkish girl names, given to girls who shine bright like stars.

مِهْيَار

Mahiar is a Persian name for boys that literally means friend of the moon, one who has the moon with himself, figuratively meaning handsome, radiant, and possibly blessed, fortunate.

نُورَان

Nouran is a Persian name for girls that means radiant, glowing, figuratively meaning beautiful, from the Arabic word Nour (light) and the Persian suffix an (of, like).

نَجْم

Star, planet, celestial body

ثُرَيَّا

Name of a pious woman

بَدْرَاء

full-moon-bright; luminous as the moon at its height; swift and surpassing all; a woman whose radiance lights the night of all who know her and whose beauty is as full and perfect as the moon