It sounds like a good name to give to a fictional character. But on the other hand, if it's a real baby, I suggest sticking with Starla or Stella.
― Anonymous User 8/7/2024
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Strangely, nobody has mentioned Star Hobson, an English baby who was murdered by her mother's girlfriend in 2020, during the pandemic. Her murder is often compared to that of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, as the pandemic hindered opportunities to remove both from their abusive homes. Rest in peace to both of them.
I love this name and almost used it for my little girl. This is one of my top 5. It reminds me of the night sky, or deep blue. I like midnight and indigo too.
Star Simpson is an American engineer, designer, inventor, and serial entrepreneur. She is responsible for a number of high-profile projects with drone design and applications, including TacoCopter, the original drone delivery concept demonstration. She also developed autonomous aircraft for DARPA at the San Francisco Research & Development lab Otherlab.
I think Star is a very pretty name. If people can name their kids Sky, Meadow, River and Ocean then what’s wrong with Star? I prefer it as a middle name.
― Anonymous User 11/6/2021
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I could never imagine growing up with such a name. Why not Stella?
Why would anyone name themself Star, do people think their kids are flaming balls of gas or maybe they just want to torture them, Star is one of the worst names anyone can come up with.
― Anonymous User 3/2/2021
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Star as Star is beautiful, but I don't like it as person's name. Just feels immature, childish, just boring!
I personally don’t think Star is a bad name. I used to want to name my daughter Star (if I ever have one) and you guys kinda ruined it for me, lmao. Anyways, I wouldn’t name my daughter Star because I want her famous. I would name my daughter that because I actually like it. I’m pretty interested in stars and space, so yeah.
I love to look at the stars at night and I love the sound of Star, I just don't think it would work as a first name. Maybe a middle. Amanda Star Anna Star Natalie Star Marie Star Amy Star Kayla StarI guess it works as a middle name. Honestly, I love Stella a whole lot more, I think Stella is very pretty.
I personally think the name Star is a beautiful name. I don’t want my child to become famous, that’s not even the intent. I just like the sounding, and stars are pretty cool to look at in the night, including constellations and stuff. I probably would not name my child Star, though. It’s just not that high up.
My code name is Star. I chose this name because I imagined his name to be someone who is smart, strong, and not sensitive. Someone who isn't a freak like me.
― Anonymous User 1/7/2019
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Hello! My name is Star! I think that it's amazing and beautiful and I thank my parents for naming me the most wonderful name that they could ever name me!
― Anonymous User 11/21/2018
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Thanks a lot! YOU made people despise this name! "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it at all!" Quote by Stars123. This is a beautiful, pretty name. I agree, Anonymous User.
There is a girl named Star on my favorite show: Star vs the Forces of Evil. I really want to name my future daughter Star. I don't think this name is hideous at all. I think it is very unique and rare.
I'm confused as to why people hate this name so much- I personally don't think it sounds tacky, and I guess it doesn't remind me of a "hollywood brat" because I can tell you I'm the opposite and have this name. I do get teased, but it's always playful and never intended negatively, so I don't mind. It's not trashy, tacky, or stupid- it's weird yeah, but in all honesty I'd keep this name before I would have "Beth" or "Kate". It's a simple name, easy to remember, and you probably won't meet too many people with it, either. I personally like it alright.
I personally like the name. Star reminds me of the sun, light and brightness, which are denotations of shining, and I think I would see my child as the brightest thing in my life.
― Anonymous User 11/27/2017
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My preferred name is Star. I love it and think it is unique. Also, I love that it is a celestial or nature name. It sounds beautiful too! Feel free to go by Star or name someone Star. :)
This is my actual name. Seriously... I HATE it. Please do NOT name your child Star. Your child will be teased their entire life, even into their 40's. I am still annoyed with my mom for naming me Star. I want to change my name so bad. I am considering changing my name on FB so people quit messaging me and asking me about my name.
My name is Starr. The name was a bit annoying to have when I was in elementary school, but living in Northern California, it isn't THE tackiest name here. I am half Persian and 'Star' translates into the very common Iranian name 'Setareh'. Now, a lot of people seem to like my name. I like my extra R, as it does seem a bit more like a name (and is a very common surname). It is a bit disappointing that many of my fellow Star/Starrs aren't the greatest... Starr Jones and Charles Manson's wife (it's also a name that pretentious girls change their name to- I've met a few weird Stars). I like to think I make up for it though! I'm a lover of science and prefer to think of my name for what it represents and that feels special. If you're going to raise an awesome kid, PLEASE, feel free to name her Starr! :-)
I have encountered this name only once and it was on a guy living in British Columbia, Canada.
― Anonymous User 6/24/2015
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I am truly shocked so many people hate this name! My 8 year old daughter is called Star with the middle name Jane. I named her after the Jamie Gertz character in my favourite film, the Lost Boys. I think it is a gorgeous name, and I'm certainly not trailer trash, I'm a well educated English mother. I have had many people saying my daughters' name is beautiful.
I personally wouldn't name my daughter this, but it is beautiful, and I love space and celestial beings, so to me it sparks an intrigue to look up in the sky and wonder. To me it sounds like the name would belong to someone who is happy, kind, bubbly and kind of mysterious.
Sound: Very pretty. Short. Easy to remember Originality: 10/10. Never heard this name before. Spelling: Perfect. Overall: I don't even need to read the comments to know a lot of people are hating on this name. Personally I think this a nice, beautiful name. Cheers!
"134 poor little girls were given the name Star in 2012 in the US" - OohvintageUm, poor? I think Star is a wonderful, beautiful name! They are fortunate enough to have an uncommon name.
― Anonymous User 6/21/2014
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Since "Star" is considered a tacky name in the US, I wonder if in Italy Stella (Star in Italian) is considered tacky..? (Obviously Stella is a much more beautiful and intellectual sounding name that Star and would make a great alternative if you like the meaning).
― Anonymous User 6/3/2013
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The 1934 Shirley Temple film "Captain January" featured Star Mason. [that was the character Temple played] I love this name.
I always thought it was a unisex name, too. I know guys with this name. My name is Esther (and nicknamed Sturr) which has the same meaning and sounds sort of similar, but I don't like Star/Starr as a name.
When I was very little I had two of the same Barbie doll and made them twins named Angel and Star. I thought the names were gorgeous and perfect...After having grown up, I can say my taste (and the times) have changed. Star is quite tacky now, I agree. I think of bleached hair and blue eyeshadow.
I used this for my daughter Elizabeth's middle name. I wanted a name that was short and pretty and since most people don't use their middle names, I chose Star because it's kind of different and not overused.
― Anonymous User 4/2/2010
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It is very tacky. Like naming a kid Love or something.
― Anonymous User 3/15/2010
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I once had a friend whose mom had a twin sister. The mom was Angel, and the aunt was Star. I always thought those were cool twin names, and I really like both of them. (Though today, I prefer Angel on a boy, actually.)
― Anonymous User 7/25/2009
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I much prefer Stella, which means the same thing.
― Anonymous User 6/17/2009
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This name makes me think of "Ringo Star", so I think of it more as a boys name.
I had two pet rats. One called Star, the other Dash. I really love the name 'Star' but my partner won't let me use it if we have a daughter for obvious and already stated reasons above. :(
This sounds pretentious as a person's name. It shows that the parents want their daughter to be a celebrity. And if she doesn't (or doesn't want to be one), what will the parents do?
I think Star would be a nice name for a horse or bunny, but for a person it's just plain weird.
― Anonymous User 5/8/2008
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This name is very exotic, but I don't like the fact that it is rats backwards.
― Anonymous User 4/19/2008
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This is the stage surname of Ringo Starr, the drummer for The Beatles, and a member of the Order of the British Empire. His real name is Richard Starkey.There was also a tertiary character on the Nickelodeon cartoon Danny Phantom known as Starr (she didn't have a last name).
I like this name, but only as a middle. I think it'd make a very good middle name but not a good first name, for a first name I like Stella which means Star.
― Anonymous User 3/10/2008
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I hate random words (Grace, Joy, Heaven, Faith, Destiny, Comfort, etc.) that become names.
Star reminds me of some ditzy blonde girl who lives in Beverly Hills and tries to live up to her name.
― Anonymous User 4/5/2007
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Lovely. As a middle name. My mom has a cousin whose name was Star Camper, which I think is cute. And I grew up with a little redheaded girl named Star (but her real name was La Star. Ew). But I really like this as a middle name.
I like the name, but if you want to convey the same meaning, why not name your daughter Stella? It sounds more like a name, and she would probably get less teasing that way.
― Anonymous User 8/14/2006
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Overall, I like this name, and I don't think it's at all ludicrous.
A notorious bearer of a variant of the name, Starr, was Starr Faithfull, a 1920's party girl whose mysterious death made headlines during the Jazz Age.
"Star" in Bulgarian means "old". The longest and the largest mountain in Bulgaria is "Stara planina" ("Old Mountain") also called (the) "Balkan". "Stara planina" (750 km) stretches from the eastern part of Serbia to the Black Sea, the Bulgarian part of the mountain is 550 km.
My aunt was going to name her daughter Starr but it ended up being a boy. I'm kind of impartial to the name but don't think it's horrible. It could grow on me, but never be a favorite.
I LOVE the name Star. There is a goddess in Africa by the name of Astar, and she is a love goddess. I also love "Star" because it makes people think of love and mystery.