Jericho - Origin is Arabic but means “City of the moon”

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Kamari - Origin is Swahili but means “Moonlight or Moon”
(I also noticed you like names with K)

Hope you consider these, they’d fit perfect! 🌑

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First recommendation is Aibek: "Master of the Moon", Turkish origin.

And second is Aegaeon, a name of one of Saturn's moons! Greek origin.

Please do not quote me on this as I just searched them up, but they do sound pretty! Or the way I'm able to pronounce lol

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How about the name "Seleneira"? It blends "Selene," the Greek goddess of the moon, with a touch of elegance. It evokes beauty and a connection to the night sky. i also pm this same message lol

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first suggestion is Esmeray.
Meaning:
Stemming from the Turkish terms esmer and ay, Esmeray means “dark moon.” Describing the final glimpse of a crescent amongst the stars before the new moon appears. It may be a feminine name, but it sure fits your preferences!

second suggestion is Lorelei.
Meaning:
The name Lorelei is a girl's name of German origin meaning "alluring, temptress". The lovely Lorelei, a name from old German legend, was a beautiful Rhine River seductress whose haunting voice led sailors to hazardous rocks that would cause them to be shipwrecked.

third suggestion is Khonsu.
Meaning:
Khonsu, in ancient Egyptian religion, moon god who was generally depicted as a youth. A deity with astronomical associations named Khenzu is known from the Pyramid Texts (c. 2350 bce) and is possibly the same as Khonsu. In Egyptian mythology, Khonsu was regarded as the son of the god Amon and the goddess Mut.

fourth suggestion is Icarus.
Meaning:
Icarus is a lunar impact crater that lies on the Moon's far side. It is located to the west of the huge walled plain Korolev, and less than two crater diameters to the east of the crater Daedalus. To the south of Icarus is the smaller Amici. Icarus. Lunar Orbiter 2 image.

and finaly, fifth suggestion is Copernicus.
Meaning:
Copernicus. / kō-pûr′nə-kəs / Polish astronomer whose theory that Earth and other planets revolve around the Sun provided the foundation for modern astronomy.

Good luck everyone!!

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I like Nox and Caligo, both translate to 'night' but they're just pretty honestly.

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I have many!

Lunarius or Lunaire, derived from "lunar" (Latin for "moon")
Similarly, "Lunare", a combination of "luna" and "leo" (Latin for "lion")
"Cynosura", which means "moon face" in Greek
"Selene", after the Greek goddess of the moon
"Lunaris" meaning "of the moon" in Latin.
Crepuscularius
Cressida

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Yozora maybe? It means "Night sky" in Japanese ^^

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Oestriolis

There is no real meaning but I was thinking about the Aurora Australis and made up my own name that I thought suited him and sounded outerspacey . Love him though he is so cute

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My suggestion is Melinoe. The name comes from the Greek Goddess of the Night.

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- Deianeira
- Gealuna (combining Irish gealach & Spanish luna, both of which mean moon)
- Žvaida (combining Lithuanian žvaigždė & Czech hvězda, both of which mean starry)
- Gecenoc (combining Turkish gece & Polish noc, both of which mean night)
- Vinvetur (combining Danish vinter & Icelandic vetur, both of which mean winter)
- Espatelpa (combining French espace & Latvian telpa, both of which mean space)

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Sorry, ended this a day late, however i've sent over the rewards to the winner!!

Thank you everyone for your entries, they were all very lovely and I had a hard time picking the winner!!

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