Meaning | star |
Origin | Greek |
Gender | Girl |
Popularity | Moderate |
Length | 5 |
Syllables | 2 |
Syllabification | As-tra |
Astra, a name of Greek origin, exudes a celestial charm that sparkles like the stars in the night sky. Rooted in the word "aster," which translates to "star," Astra carries a profound meaning that resonates with aspiration, hope, and luminosity. Like a guiding star, this name leads the way for a future filled with potential and brilliance. Astra's allure lies in its simplicity and elegance, making it a perfect choice for parents seeking a name that evokes a sense of wonder and awe. With variations like Astara and Astrid, Astra provides options for personalization while maintaining its radiant essence. Whether your little one is destined to be an artist, a leader, or a dreamer, Astra is a name that will shine brightly, encapsulating the beauty and magic of the cosmos in a single, enchanting word.
Ash |
Aster |
Tra |
Star |
Asti |
Astra Taylor | Canadian-American filmmaker and writer |
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Astra Blaug | British psychologist |
Astra Pīrāgs | Latvian opera singer |
Astra Desmond | Irish journalist |
Astra Woodcraft | American singer-songwriter |
Astra Zarina | Latvian politician |
Astra Abate | Italian actress |
Astra Daihatsu | Indonesian singer |
Astra Kelly | American musician |
Astra Kawasaki | Japanese dancer |
Astra Niedra | Australian author |
Astra Lin | Taiwanese model |
Astra Mattox | American choreographer |
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Astra Zeal | Character in the video game "Warframe" |
Astra Planeta | Character in the novel "Astra Planeti" by Inez Holden |
Astra Zoldyck | Character in the anime and manga series "Hunter x Hunter" |