This is so awful! I work in HR and cannot imagine this on a resume!
― Anonymous User 1/23/2024
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I know two French bulldogs a pug and a Staffordshire bull terrier and a minpin named Luna. I find it hilarious people are deciding to use it as a human name.😆.
― Anonymous User 12/15/2023, edited 12/15/2023
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If this is your name (and you're Gen Z), then there is a 90% chance that you had a gacha life phase 2 to 5 years ago.
It's a great name. I have a friend named Luna and she says that everyone she meets say they like the name and she was named Luna right at the beginning of its popularity.
It’s cool, but I wish it wasn’t popular. I think of Luna Lovegood. Also Luna bars and Roman mythology. In my opinion, it should have just stayed on those things mostly. But now that it is popular, it’s less distinctive but still a good name.
I don't see this ageing well on people, it's a little too childish, but somehow also seems better suited for a cat.
― Anonymous User 6/30/2023
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Great for a cat or a human, it just makes me think of the word Lunatic 😆😆😆.
― Anonymous User 6/26/2023
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To those of y'all hating on popular names, I just want to say that I personally am not a huge fan of "popular" names (as in, top 100) but all names are beautiful. They shape you as a person. Growing up, I had a cat named Luna, who was not always friendly but was one of my closest friends. I love the "moon" meaning and various European origins.
― Anonymous User 5/22/2023
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The name Luna is so precious. There's a TV show named Soy Luna and it's amazing. Anyway, I just really like that name and it is so sexy. I just love it and it's my favorite name🤩.
Shimmery and distinctive. I'd like to see a brother and sister named Luna and Helios, or Luna and Sol :) it is very common on pets, though. I predict similar sounding Oona and Una might rise as well.
I love the name Luna. I wish it didn't get so popular and overused! It's super cute and beautiful and modern. Harry Potter fans obviously love it. One of the best names from those books/movies. I love the nickname Lu.
I have loved Luna for a long time now. It’s magical, ethereal, and sweet without being too frilly or anything. It can fit any kind of girl and the moon is a beautiful piece of nature. Luna is a lovely name I would love to use someday. I can’t use it as a middle name because it’s a bit too popular, but Beatrix Luna sounds nice to me.
One of my favorite names. It’s very elegant and attractive! It’s also the name of my dog.
― Anonymous User 5/1/2022
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Objectively beautiful, but growing up in the 2000s everybody thought it was a dark mysterious name so there were a lot of cringey emo characters named Luna on DeviantArt, AO3, and the like. So I associate it with a brooding 13 year old who wishes she were in a fantasy YA book. I didn't know it was in Harry Potter but that just makes it cringier for me. Makes it feel even less like a "real" name.
It's a really pretty name, and I can imagine it on anyone of any age without a problem, but sadly I would have to advise against using it for the same reasons I would advise against using names like Olivia or Sophia- as beautiful as these names are, they are very popular right now, and a girl named Luna will almost certainly be known as "Luna M." or "Luna B." or the like. However, if you have your heart absolutely set on using Luna for your daughter, I say go for it! I would consider using it as a middle name, personally.
Sorry, I know it's a very nice name, but in my country (Spain), Luna is an incredibly used name for a dog. In fact, my aunt had a dog named Luna and I have met several other dogs with that same name, so I don't see it as a name for person. Very sorry.
I really love the name Luna. It reminds me of the Harry Potter character Luna Lovegood. It has been getting more popular in the last few years. Some name combos for Luna: Luna grace Luna Jane Luna June Luna Belle.
― Anonymous User 7/11/2021
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It's a very beautiful name, short and simple, but really elegant-sounding. Luna is a good name for both human and pet. I even named one of my characters like this. Personally, I adore names related to planets and stars.
Luna has long been my favorite girl’s name. It’s so pretty, the meaning is awesome, and it’s not too popular. I often hear that it sounds like a cat/dog name, which I think is fair, but we give pets and humans the same names all the time. One of my friends has a dog named Jasmine, which is a perfectly acceptable name on humans. I don’t see why the same isn’t true for Luna.
I really like this name. Here in Spain “Luna” means “moon” and I think that’s beautiful. I don’t know why but I’ve loved the name since I was little, it has something that makes it perfect. :)
I like it. I don't think it's THAT trendy, not as trendy as Ava and Sophia.As far as the person who said 'stop naming your children Lunatics', that is a leap that no one with common sense would make lol. So dramatic.
Luna is an amazing name, I can imagine a tomboy-ish girl (or girly girl) with this name with blondish brown hair and brown eyes.
― Anonymous User 1/13/2021
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I love this name! People say that it rhymes with "Tuna", but I still like it!
― Anonymous User 1/4/2021
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I don’t see the appeal. I think of tuna, sorry.
― Anonymous User 12/21/2020
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I know this name is really popular lately, so there are a lot of Lunas out there, but feel sorry for anyone stuck with this name. I don’t think it will age well and it’s not appealing in any way. Just a personal opinion.
― Anonymous User 12/18/2020
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My sister is named Luna, she is very kind and respectful. It is not disrespectful - you guys are being very disrespectful to the name Luna, so think about what you guys are saying!
I honestly really like the name "Luna", heck I might change my name to it! The meaning of it is "moon", and I really like it. When I think of this name, it sort of reminds me of a tall person (as this name could be masculine and feminine in my opinion) with dark hair. Hope this helped you! :D.
Luna is one of those names that sound cute for a pet, but tacky on an actual person. The fact that people are using this for their daughters baffles me. Also, no matter how hard I try, I just can’t imagine anyone over the age of 5 with this name.
This might be trendy for a few years, but I don’t see this aging well. I would absolutely hate to be stuck with this name for life! It also rhymes with tuna. Just no!
― Anonymous User 9/22/2020
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To be honest, I like this name. Especially Luna Dawn. The fact that you could possibly be teased with this name (names like tuna, looney, lunatic) kinda ruined it for me. But other than that, it’s pretty.
― Anonymous User 8/31/2020
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Thanks to Harry Potter, I now love this name. Luna Lovegood may be a bit odd, but she is one of the kindest, purest, most compassionate characters ever. Don't be scared to name your child this because of possible "Loony" nicknames. "Luna" isn't as widely associated with Harry Potter as "Hermione" or something is, so people probably won't even notice. And if they do, I for one would be proud to be named after such a loving, sweet person! If I have twins, I might name them Luna and Estella (the latter of which I think is prettier than just Stella.)
I think Luna is a very beautiful and attractive name. It's feminine and strong. It's also got a dreamy romantic ring to it, which is super sweet. I think this is a gorgeous name.
This is a really beautiful name. Unfortunately I kind of ruined it for myself by calling my dog Luna so now whenever I hear the name Luna I think of this tiny entirely black ball of fluff attacking my slippers and getting chewing gum stuck in her fur.
― Anonymous User 1/7/2020
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Absolutely love this name! All of the associations are nice, too. I like Luna Emerald as a first and a middle name.
Luna is a very beautiful name. It means moon in Spanish, and I love that. It is also very feminine yet strong sounding.
― Anonymous User 3/23/2019
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I love this name. It sounds so pretty!
― Anonymous User 12/1/2018
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I like this name, just not on a human. Luna is a pet name. Yes, I know there is a Luna in Harry Potter, but that is in a different world, and wizards all have weird names. Most names are regular names, but there is something about it that you know is different. Luna is one of those names.
Luna is a cool name to me. It’s modern, but doesn’t have a time stamp on it like other modern names. I also enjoy how rare it is, seeing as I have never met a Luna. I think the only thing that holds me back from using it on a child is the fact that I see it working for a cat. It’s not impossible for a child to bear, but most names involving the moon and sun are used on cats for the most part. I still like it though. Also, for any worrying about a child’s name being teased, I can’t see anything bad with Luna, I think most people just exaggerate some teases. Anyway, good name and a cool one though. Prefer it over Selena as Luna is more down-to-earth while Selena seems more royal.
I think that Luna is so much stronger and refined than “Selena.” “Selene” is a little bit better but it still seems to be missing something. Selena/Selene sounds more like a flouncy princess, while Luna reminds me more of a dancer. Luna is a beautiful, wild sort of name. I especially love the meaning of “moon.” And who cares that it is close to “lunatic?”.
I love it but would not use it because she'll be called Looney Luna forever from Harry Potter.
― Anonymous User 2/3/2018
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I love the name Luna. It's so unique and not common in today's day and age. Also, it reminds me of Luna Lovegood who is my favorite character of the Harry Potter series. I love the mystical feeling of it and the connection it has to the beautiful moon.
― Anonymous User 12/25/2017
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I just wanted to add that I think Eclipse would be an awesome middle name for Luna, because it would be really close to Lunar or solar Eclipse, a truly extraordinary phenomenon to see, and so rare, so amazing, like any baby.I really do love this name and only associate it with the moon. I did also like Luna from Harry Potter, but my adoration for Luna, as a name, is independant of any character in any story.
Luna is my name, so I'm a little biased. As a Luna Carolina, I love this name. I prefer it paired with a two syllable middle name (though Luna Rose and Luna Dawn might be cute) Personally, I think my name sounds strange, but it sounds better when paired with my last name. I think my name is too long and sounds choppy, but I love Luna Tara, Luna Ava, and Luna Taylor.
In my opinion this sounds like a stripper name, however it's very pretty! Not sure if I'd want my baby to be named it.
― Anonymous User 8/1/2016
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I love this name, like I love the moon.
― Anonymous User 5/6/2016
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I used to hate having this name growing up, but over the years I've come to love it. I did gain a lot of nicknames though, 'Looney Toons', 'Loon' (like the bird, not a crazy person), 'Lunes' and now my friends call me 'Looney' after Luna Lovegood. So I love the name, but the nicknames can be a bit tiresome.
I named my daughter Luna. Luna is a Japanese name as well, although nothing related to the moon. (It is spelled Runa in Japanese but is pronounced as Luna so I use Luna.)From my background, Luna sounds beautiful and it doesn't have strong impression or meanings of the moon. I knew that Luna meant the moon in Spanish and I thought it lovely and beautiful.
It may not be the most sophisticated name... even so, I find "Luna" to be very sweet-- but undeniably comedic, in the world today.Great care would need to be taken, otherwise it risks appearing pretentious, infantile, and potentially 'hippie-ish' or deeply pertaining witchcraft. Consider the possibility of your child struggling with unnecessary barriers due to a name you committed.
I think it's a nice name, but I wouldn't use it on a child for a while. Right now people are going to strongly associate with Luna Lovegood, which at best is a difficult name to live up to and at worst out-right invites teasing.
I like(d) this name, especially because of its meaning (and very long time ago before Harry Potter). And, I don't want to insult someone or something, but in Croatia I know so many dogs called Luna that it makes me sick. It is a very popular name - indeed very popular; but for dogs.
I really like this name, you don't really hear it in Britain, but it's one of those names I can see getting popular in the future. And, like many others, I think it suits the character from the Harry Potter series of books. :)
I've met a few Luna's, and they both seem to have been born in the late 80's and were of northern Italian ancestry. Must have been popular at the time.I think it's kind of cute, but would probably use it on a pet instead of a human.
Who cares if it's a name for a cat, or even is the origin of lunatic, or loony? Somehow anything associated with the moon (apart from science and spaceships) fascinates me.
In Czech Luna is a word for moon used in poetry. As a name it's really rare, but I like it because I love the goddess of moon, more Greek Selene but Roman Luna is good too.
I rather like this name, as I had a friend throughout school (and to this day) named Luna. It's cute and spunky, if not a bit off-beat. However, I do think it's better used as a middle name, lest the bearer turn up a bit odd (or just annoy an ever-so-creative classmate) and be referred to as "Lunatic" forever-more.
I am reminded of those weird nutrician bar things, you know "Luna bars". I like Selena better. Luna does sound kind of new-agey to me. Oh well. To each his or her own.
― Anonymous User 7/22/2008
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I like this name, it sounds sweet and lovely. It's hard to picture it on a little kid though.
The name seems like one of those names that slightly kooky parents would use. It sounds quite new-age-y or overly poetic and otherworldly to me, and it might just lead to epithets like Lunatic, Loon, or Loonie.
Luna is nice. I love the meaning, but I love Selena a lot better. They both have the same meaning. Luna reminds me of Luna Lovegood. I hate that character in Harry Potter. I am attached to Selena. Becides, it would be confusing for the people that speak Spanish if they named their kid Luna.
This is one of my favorite names. I love it's mystic quality! Plus, there are so many people who bear this name, like the goddess of the moon, it's the word for moon in some languages, not to mention many literary characters! I just love it! And, in my opinion, I don't think a kid with this name would be teased, I think she would have the other kids complimenting it!
I really like this name, it's kind of mystic and somehow gypsy. Also, Colombian singer Juanes has a daughter named Luna. I think it would be a great name if I have a daughter, love the Luna Skye idea!
I think it's a beautiful name, especially when pronounced the Spanish way (it sounds more like LO-na). And I like the character Luna Lovegood from "Harry Potter". But I don't think I would use the name if I lived in an English-speaking country. It's too close to "loner" and "lunatic".