Stella is Latin for star. Esther is likely Persian for star. Sitara is Hindi. Astra is Greek. Star names exist in every language, and most of them lean feminine. The boy options are thinner here.
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EnglishStar
Italiandrop of the sea, star of the sea
Spanishstar
Hebrewstar of the sea
Englishlittle star
Englishbright star in Canis Major
Arabicstar
Spanishstar of the sea (via Mary)
Americanstar
Spanishstar
Frenchnew star meadow
Americandawn, morning star
Arabicstar that suddenly brightens
Americanthe Pleiades star cluster
Persianmorning star
Slavicstar, she who carries across
Irishyoung bird, baby bustard
Turkishstar of the sea
Dutchthe pole star, fixed, immovable
Indianlittle star (possible etymology)
Englishdawn, bright star
Frenchstar of the sea
Spanishstar, goddess of stars
Arabicmorning star, night visitor
Arabicstar (folk etymology)
Swedishstar
Mexicanstar
Jewishstar of the sea
Germanmorning star, Venus
Slavicstar
Mexicanlike a star, starlike
Arabicmorning star, bright light
Mexicanstar of the sea, beautiful
Spanishbaby bustard (young bird)
Muslimstar
Spanishstar of the sea
Frenchstar sun
Englishnew, star-like
Americanone born under the Ashwini star, divine healer
Hindunew star
Americanstar, celestial body
Americannew, fresh start
Americanstar of the sea
Muslimlittle star
Persianstarry, relating to stars
Greekstar
Jewishstar of the sea; beloved
Englishstar
Americanmorning star (Venus)
Czechfull of grace, star of the sea
Germangracious gift, star of the sea
Irishstar of the sea
Scottishstar, celestial body
Americandog star
Englishstar, radiant one
Englishstar
Indianstar
Englishevening star
Englishmorning star (Venus before sunrise)
Englishstar
Englishthe North Star, Polaris
Indianbright star
Americanstar (from Esther)
Jewishdawn, bright star
Americanstar, stars
Englishdawn, bright star
Americanbright star
Persianwriting tablet, fresh start
Englishstar, lunar mansion
Indianstar of the sea
Englishstar
Mexicanthe beginning, the start
Basquenew, bright star
EnglishPleiades star cluster
Persianshining one, star
Africanstar
Americannew star, bright beginning
Americanstar
Norseswooping eagle, falling vulture (star name)
Spanishstar, starry sky
Basquestar
MexicanAmazon Star (astronomical)
Englishbright star in Aquila
Arabicinvented name, possibly from Tariq (morning star)
Americanstar of the sea, beloved
Spanishmorning star, night visitor
Arabicstar, starry one
Greekstar (from Persian)
Hebrewstar in Virgo constellation
Arabicstar
Dutchsea of bitterness or star of the sea
ItalianCanopus star
Arabicstar
Welshbeloved lady, star of the sea
Americanthe brightest star
Americanbrightness, cluster of stars
Arabicstar of the sea
Irishbeloved, star of the sea (Mary) + famous warrio...
Americanstar
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