Looking for names that mean Star? We couldn't find the exact name Star, but listed below are some first names meaning Star or names similar to the word Star.

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Estelle  (Latin)
Star

Estelle  (French)
Star. A Variant of Estella

Ester  (Hebrew)
Star

Ester  (Spanish)
Star. Form of Persian Esther.'Myrtle Leaf.' Famous Bearer: Ester, a Young Biblical Hebrew Woman Who Married the Persian Ruler Xerxes and Risked Her Life to Save Her People

Esther  (Hebrew)
Star

Esther  (Hebrew)
Star

Esther  (Persian)
Star, Meditative, Silent, Composed.(Esta, Essie, Estella, Estelle, Ester, Herter, Hettie, Hetty)

Esther  (Persian)
Star. Refers to the Planet Venus. Also Myrtle Leaf. Also a Variant of Ishtar, the Babylonian Goddess of Love. Famous Bearer: Old Testament Ester, Who Became a Th Century Queen of Persia

Estralita  (Hispanic)
A Star

Estralita  (Spanish)
Little Star

Estrela  (Hebrew)
Star

Estrella  (Spanish)
Star

Estrellita  (Spanish)
Star

Eszter  (Hebrew)
Star

Eszti  (Hungarian)
Star

Etoile  (French)
Star

Ettie  (Persian)
Diminutive of Esther: Star. Refers to the Planet Venus. Also Myrtle Leaf. Also a Variant of Ishtar, the Babylonian Goddess of Love. Famous Bearer: Old Testament Ester, Who Became a Th Century Queen of

Etty  (Persian)
Diminutive of Esther: Star. Refers to the Planet Venus. Also Myrtle Leaf. Also a Variant of Ishtar, the Babylonian Goddess of Love. Famous Bearer: Old Testament Ester, Who Became a Th Century Queen of

Eustella  (Greek)
Fair Star

Falak  (Muslim)
Star

Hesper  (Greek)
Evening Star

Hesperos  (Greek)
Evening Star

Hester  (Persian)
Star. Myrtle Leaf. A Latinized Form of Esther. Esther Was a Young Hebrew Woman in the Bible Who Married the Persian Ruler Xerxes and Risked Her Life to Save Her People

Hester  (Greek)
Star

Hester  (Greek)
Evening Star

Hestia  (Persian)
Star

Hetty  (Persian)
Diminutive of Hester: Star. Myrtle Leaf

Hoku  (Hawaiian)
Star

Hoshi  (Japanese)
Star

Hoshi  (Japanese)
Star

Hoshi  (Japanese)
Star (Hoshiko, Hoshie)

Hoshiko  (Japanese)
Star

Huraira  (Muslim)
Red Start. Reddish

Hureaira  (Muslim)
Variant of Huraira: Red Start. Reddish

Hute  (Native American)
Star in the Big Dipper

Isis  (Egyptian)
Supreme Goddess of the Stars

Izar  (Basque)
Star (Izarra)

Izar  (Spanish)
Star

Izarra  (Spanish)
Star

Izarre  (Spanish)
Star

Jay  (English)
To Rejoice (From the Latin 'Gaius'). The Name of a Bird. Used As a Diminutive for Any Name Starting With 'J', and Can Also Be Used As a Nickname for Someone Who Talks a Lot

Jay  (English)
To Rejoice (From the Latin Gaius). The Name of a Bird. Used As a Diminutive for Any Name Starting With J, and Can Also Be Used As a Nickname for Someone Who Talks a Lot

Jo  (Hebrew)
Nickname for Names Starting With Jo

Joscelin  (German)
Start Variant of Jocelyn: 'One of the Goths'. Introduced into Britam As a Masculine Name During the Norman Conquest, Jocelyn Was Adopted As a Feminine First Name in the Early Th Century

Juliet  (French)
Youthful; Variant of Julia. 'Jove's Child.' Star Crossed Lover in the Shakespearian Tragedy Romeo and Juliet

Kaukab  (Muslim)
Star

Kochava  (Hebrew)
Star

Kristar  (Swedish)
Christian

Lalita  (Hindu)
Named for the Lalita Vistara

Langley  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, ' Earl of March. 'King Henry Vi, Iii' Edmund, Earl of Rutland and Son to Richard Plantagenet. 'Tragedy of King Lear' Edmund, Bastard Son to Gloucester. 'King Richard the Second' Edmund

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