Moon Goddess Name Generator

Selene, Artemis and Hecate from Greek myth, Luna and Diana from Rome, Chang'e in Chinese tradition, Mama Killa of the Inca, Ix Chel of the Maya, Coyolxauhqui of the Aztecs, Hina in Polynesia, Arianrhod in Wales and Mawu among the Fon of Benin. Hindu tradition makes the moon male (Chandra) but gives him lunar-phase wives such as Rohini, Anumati and Sinivali.

Selene and Mene mean moon in Greek, Luna in Latin, Lleuad and Lloer in Welsh, Gealach in Irish, Killa in Quechua, Mahina in Hawaiian, Qamar and Badr in Arabic, Chandra, Indu and Soma in Sanskrit, Tsuki in Japanese, Yue in Chinese, Dal in Korean, Ay in Turkish and Mah in Persian. Given names such as Killari, Mahinalani, Aylin, Mahtab, Chandni and Tsukiko are built from those roots.

Yes. Historical goddesses are public domain, and the invented names in the list are free to use. For a game setting, the original names such as Ilvane, Sethrane or Vesmira avoid confusion with real religions and existing game pantheons, while an epithet like Lady of the Thirteen Moons works well as a cleric's title for the same goddess.

Selene is the moon itself as a goddess, older than the Olympians and rarely worshipped with temples. Artemis is the huntress who came to be identified with the moon in later poetry, and Hecate rules the dark of the moon, magic and crossroads. Roman and later writers merged them into a triple goddess, which is why the maiden, mother and crone scheme still appears in modern paganism.