Luna
ˈluːnə
Definition

Definition of Luna - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
girl's namegiven name for girls
  • Luna is a popular name for girls.
moniker name
2.
mythologyRoman goddess of the moon
  • Luna was worshipped in ancient Roman temples.
3.
astronomyEarth's moon in science fiction
  • The spaceship landed on Luna for exploration.
celestial body moon satellite
4.
space explorationTECH.TMSoviet lunar space probesTECH.TM
  • Luna 9 achieved a historic moon landing.
lander probe spacecraft
5.
alchemyRaresilver in alchemyRare
  • Alchemists valued Luna for its properties.
moon silver
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Images of Luna

  • Luna: Earth's moon in science fiction
    Earth's moon in science fiction
  • Luna: Soviet lunar space probes
    Soviet lunar space probes

Origin of Luna

Latin, luna (moon)

Examples of Luna in a sentence

  • They named their daughter Luna.
  • In art, Luna is often depicted with a crescent moon.
  • Luna's influence was believed to affect the tides.
  • In the novel, Luna was depicted as a bustling colony.
  • Scientists debated the possibility of life on Luna.
  • Luna 2 was the first to impact the moon.

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  1. French:Luna, ...
  2. German:Luna, Lunik, ...
  3. Italian:Luna, ...
  4. Spanish:Luna, ...
  5. Portuguese:Luna, ...
  6. Chinese:露娜, 月球, ...
  7. Japanese:ルナ, ...
  8. Arabic:لُونَا, إلهة القمر لونا, ...
  9. Hebrew:לוּנָה, ...
  10. Russian:Луна, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Луна, луна, ...
  12. Hindi:लूना, ...

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