200+ Moon Witch Names: Lunar Goddesses, 12 Monthly Moons & Night Ideas

Moon witch names carry a specific energy that other witch names cannot match. They connect you directly to lunar cycles, moon goddesses, and night magic, the oldest witchcraft tradition of all. The moon witch aesthetic has exploded on TikTok and Instagram, with practitioners tracking every phase and naming themselves after ancient moon deities. The right moon witch name doesn't just sound magical; it aligns you with the specific lunar energy you draw power from.

This guide gives you 200+ moon witch names across twelve complete categories: the 12 monthly moon names, female moon goddesses, names meaning "moon" from every language, moon phase witch names, blood moon and eclipse names, night and darkness names, and even the specific Pink Moon witch names. Each section explains the lunar meaning and cultural origin. Whether you're a moon witch choosing your craft name, a fiction writer creating a lunar priestess, or someone drawn to the modern moon witch aesthetic, this is your complete reference guide.

What Are the 12 Monthly Moon Names?

Each full moon of the year has a traditional name from Native American and colonial almanac traditions. These 12 monthly moons offer perfect seasonal inspiration for lunar witch craft names. Many modern moon witches choose their name based on the moon they were born under.

Month	Moon Name	Witch Name Idea
January	Wolf Moon	Wolf Moon Witch
February	Snow Moon	Snow Moon Witch
March	Worm Moon	Worm Moon Witch
April	Pink Moon	Pink Moon Witch
May	Flower Moon	Flower Moon Witch
June	Strawberry Moon	Strawberry Moon Witch
July	Buck Moon	Buck Moon Witch
August	Sturgeon Moon	Sturgeon Moon Witch
September	Harvest Moon	Harvest Moon Witch
October	Hunter's Moon	Hunter Moon Witch
November	Beaver Moon	Beaver Moon Witch
December	Cold Moon	Cold Moon Witch

35 Female Moon Witch Names

Female moon names come from ancient lunar goddesses and mythological moon deities. These names have been used for the moon across cultures for thousands of years. They suit any moon witch drawn to feminine lunar energy. Browse our mystical witch names guide for more celestial-adjacent options.

• Luna. Latin: moon.
• Selene. Greek moon goddess.
• Diana. Roman moon goddess.
• Artemis. Greek moon huntress.
• Cynthia. Nickname for Artemis.
• Phoebe. Bright, shining.
• Hecate. Greek moon witch goddess.
• Levanah. Hebrew: moon.
• Sasi. Sanskrit: moon.
• Chandika. Sanskrit: moon-like.
• Neoma. Greek: new moon.
• Amaris. Child of the moon.
• Ivana. Slavic moon.
• Ilargi. Basque moon goddess.
• Sina. Polynesian moon goddess.
• Hina. Hawaiian moon goddess.
• Yemaya. Yoruba moon of the sea.
• Ix Chel. Mayan moon goddess.
• Coyolxauhqui. Aztec moon goddess.
• Metztli. Aztec moon goddess.
• Ida. Sanskrit moon.
• Rakel. Hebrew ewe/moon.
• Sefa. Turkish moon-related.
• Yolotli. Aztec moon heart.
• Altalune. Italian "over the moon."
• Lunetta. Little moon (Italian).
• Loona. Moon variant.
• Lunara. Moon-inspired.
• Luneth. Fantasy moon variant.
• Celandria. Latin moon flower.
• Lunetha. Moon's mystical glow.
• Thalindra. Elven moon whisperer.
• Lumina. Latin light.
• Selena. Spanish moon variant.
• Elunetta. Little moon variant.

35 Names Meaning "Moon" from Around the World

Many world languages have beautiful names that literally mean "moon" or "moonlight." These names give you globally authentic moon witch identity. They work brilliantly for witches drawn to non-Western lunar traditions.

Name	Language	Meaning
Mahina	Hawaiian	Moon
Tsukiko	Japanese	Moon child
Ayla	Turkish	Moonlight
Aylin	Turkish	Moon halo
Mahtab	Persian	Moonlight
Kamaria	Swahili	Moon-like
Yerach	Hebrew	Moon
Kaguya	Japanese	Moon princess

• Mahsa. Persian: moon-like.
• Qamar. Arabic: moon.
• Ay. Turkish: moon.
• Marama. Maori: moon.
• Rakhi. Sanskrit protection moon.
• Badra. Arabic full moon.
• Zira. Swahili moonlight.
• Miesiac. Polish moon.
• Lua. Portuguese moon.
• Mesec. Serbian moon.
• Meesa. Estonian moon.
• Getsu. Japanese moon.
• Yue. Chinese moon.
• Chang'e. Chinese moon goddess.
• Dal. Korean moon.
• Sasa. Sanskrit moon.
• Zar. Persian moon.
• Lună. Romanian moon.
• Kuu. Finnish moon.
• Måne. Scandinavian moon.
• Meesh. Yiddish moon.
• Chandra. Sanskrit moon deity.
• Bulan. Indonesian moon.
• Buwan. Filipino moon.
• Ayah. Turkish moon-related.
• Neshama. Hebrew moon spirit.
• Wren. Old English bird of moon.

25 Ancient Moon Goddess Names

Ancient moon goddesses form the deepest tradition of moon witchcraft. These deities from Greek, Roman, Norse, Celtic, and other pantheons have been called upon by moon witches for millennia. Taking a goddess name means invoking her energy in every ritual.

• Rhiannon. Welsh moon queen.
• Arianrhod. Welsh silver wheel.
• Cerridwen. Welsh dark moon.
• Nut. Egyptian night sky.
• Bendis. Thracian moon.
• Trivia. Roman three-way moon.
• Losna. Etruscan moon.
• Mani. Norse moon god sister.
• Sjofn. Norse moon love.
• Etain. Irish shining moon.
• Anu. Sumerian sky moon.
• Sarpanit. Babylonian moon queen.
• Anahita. Persian moon waters.
• Awilix. Maya moon goddess.
• Iah. Egyptian moon.
• Nzambici. Bakongo moon mother.
• iNyanga. Zulu moon goddess.
• Mawu. Dahomean moon.
• Gleti. Dahomean moon.
• Amesemi. Kushite moon protector.
• Changxi. Chinese mother of 12 moons.
• Taiyin. Chinese Queen Jiang moon.
• Hanwi. Lakota Sioux moon.
• Ayyur. Berber moon deity.
• Britomartis. Cretan moon huntress.

25 Night & Darkness Moon Witch Names

Night and darkness names capture the nocturnal side of moon witchcraft. These names channel the deep night, new moon darkness, and shadow magic. They suit any moon witch drawn to night rituals, dark moon work, or shadow craft. Browse our cool witch names guide for more edgy modern options.

Name	Night Meaning
Nyx	Greek night goddess
Nocturne	Of the night
Umbra	Deep shadow
Tenebris	Latin darkness
Vespera	Evening star
Lyla	Arabic night
Layla	Arabic dark beauty
Nisha	Sanskrit night

• Ilayda. Water nymph of night.
• Nokturna. Nocturnal one.
• Twyla. Twilight star.
• Twilight. Between day and night.
• Nachtara. Night-touched.
• Duskwyn. Twilight witch.
• Nyxaria. Extended night.
• Nightingale. Night bird singer.
• Shadow. Modern darkness.
• Ravenna. Raven-like night.
• Vespertine. Evening-active.
• Noctura. Nighttime spirit.
• Duskara. Twilight goddess.
• Nyxelle. Little night.
• Umbriel. Shadow angel.
• Erebos. Primordial darkness.
• Achlys. Greek mist of death.

10 Moon Phase Witch Names

Each moon phase carries specific energy: new moon for beginnings, full moon for power, waning moon for release. Moon phase witch names honor which phase you feel most connected to. Some witches change their craft name based on which phase they were born under.

Moon Phase	Witch Name Ideas
New Moon	Neoma, Amanogawa, Nova
Waxing Crescent	Crescentia, Waxwynn
First Quarter	Aria Quarter, Halfmoon
Waxing Gibbous	Growing Gale, Gibbi
Full Moon	Fullmoon Faye, Plenilune
Waning Gibbous	Wanewitch, Waneth
Last Quarter	Halfglow, Quarterspell
Waning Crescent	Crescent Ashe, Dwindra

15 Blood Moon & Eclipse Witch Names

Blood moon and eclipse names capture the rarest, most powerful lunar events. Blood moons occur during total lunar eclipses when the moon appears red. Eclipse witches often carry names that reference these dramatic celestial events, perfect for witches born during eclipses or who work eclipse magic.

• Crimson. Blood moon color.
• Scarlet. Red moon.
• Sanguine. Red moon.
• Blood Moon Witch
• Eclipse. Solar or lunar.
• Umbra. Eclipse shadow.
• Selenelion. Rare selenelion eclipse.
• Ecliptic. Eclipse path.
• Ruby. Blood red gem/moon.
• Corona. Eclipse crown.
• Rasa. Sanskrit eclipse essence.
• Rahu. Vedic eclipse serpent.
• Ketu. Vedic eclipse tail.
• Skoll. Norse wolf of eclipse.
• Hati. Norse wolf of eclipse.

20 Silver & Pale Moon Witch Names

Silver and pale moon names capture the visual essence of moonlight. These names reference the moon's silver glow, pale luminescence, and white radiance. They suit witches drawn to moonlight visualization and silver-toned aesthetics.

• Argenta. Latin silver.
• Argentia. Silvery.
• Silvara. Silver forest moon.
• Silvermist
• Silverbeam
• Palestone
• Blanche. French white.
• Alba. Latin white dawn.
• Blanchefleur. White flower.
• Fenella. White shoulder.
• Findabair. Irish fair phantom.
• Gwenllian. Welsh white flow.
• Gwyneira. Welsh white snow.
• Ivory. Pale white.
• Snowdrop. White moon flower.
• Pearl. White moonstone.
• Opaline. Milky white gem.
• Moonstone. Sacred lunar gem.
• Selenite. Moon crystal.
• Silverleaf. Sacred silver plant.

15 Pink Moon & Colorful Moon Names

The Pink Moon (April full moon) is named after the pink phlox flowers that bloom in early spring, not because the moon actually turns pink. Colorful moon names take inspiration from seasonal moon colors and the flowers or phenomena that named them. These names work beautifully for spring-born moon witches.

• Rosalia. Pink Moon inspired.
• Rosamund. Rose of the moon.
• Rosette. Little rose.
• Phlox. The Pink Moon flower.
• Bloomsong. Spring moon.
• Amber. Harvest moon color.
• Coral. Pink-orange moon.
• Rosewitch
• Pinkflower
• Blushmoon
• Rubina. Ruby moon.
• Aurelie. Golden moon.
• Copperlight. Copper moon.
• Sunset. Colored moon.
• Auberon. Amber king moon.

15 Male Moon Witch Names

Male moon witch names deserve equal attention. Many cultures have male moon deities: Thoth (Egyptian), Chandra (Sanskrit), Mani (Norse). These names work for male witches drawn to lunar magic.

• Chandra. Sanskrit moon deity.
• Mani. Norse moon god.
• Sin. Mesopotamian moon god.
• Khonsu. Egyptian moon god.
• Iah. Egyptian moon.
• Aningan. Inuit moon spirit.
• Tarqeq. Inuit moon spirit.
• Alignak. Inuit lunar god.
• Yarikh. Canaanite moon.
• Nanna. Sumerian moon god.
• Thoth. Egyptian moon scribe.
• Soma. Vedic moon nectar god.
• Tsukuyomi. Japanese moon god.
• Igaluk. Inuit moon god.
• Meness. Latvian moon god.

25 Powerful Female Moon Witch Names

Powerful female moon witch names combine strength with lunar magic. These names channel commanding energy, perfect for high priestess characters, coven leaders, or witches who work major moon rituals. They carry weight in dialogue and in ritual chanting.

Name	Power Meaning
Morgana	Great queen of magic
Circe	Enchantress transformer
Medea	Cunning moon witch
Nemesis	Divine retribution
Bellona	War moon fury
Enyo	Bloodshed goddess
Kali	Sanskrit dark mother
Durga	Sanskrit warrior

• Lilith. Ancient night spirit.
• Baba Yaga. Slavic wise crone.
• Morgause. Arthurian moon witch.
• Nimue. Lady of the Lake.
• Vasilisa. Slavic royal witch.
• Aradia. Italian queen of witches.
• Sekhmet. Egyptian lion goddess.
• Ishtar. Babylonian night queen.
• Inanna. Sumerian sky queen.
• Kali Ma. Divine dark mother.
• Isolt. Ice ruler night.
• Zephyrine. West wind moon.
• Nephthys. Egyptian shadow sister.
• Persephone. Underworld moon queen.
• Astraea. Star justice goddess.
• Themis. Divine order titaness.
• Bellatrix. Female warrior star.

10 Moon Witch Craft Names (Wiccan Style)

Wiccan-style craft names for moon witches often combine ritual titles with lunar words. These names work perfectly for coven initiations, first-degree Wicca ceremonies, or self-dedication rituals. Browse our witch titles guide for more formal craft title options.

• Lady Moonshadow
• High Priestess Selene
• Moon Mother Luna
• Silver Wolf Witch
• Priestess of the Silver Wheel
• Keeper of Lunar Wisdom
• Daughter of Diana
• Sister of Hecate
• Moonchild Elara
• Nightwitch Nyxaria

15 Moon Spirit Names (Lunar Entity Names)

Moon spirit names come from folklore of lunar beings who are not deities. These are the shimmering between-world moon spirits: moon maidens, lunar nymphs, moon familiars, and moonlight sprites. These names work beautifully for witches whose fae-like practice sits between moon magic and spirit work.

• Moonlira, little moon spirit
• Lunalyn, moon-wandering spirit
• Moonshade, night-shadow spirit
• Selenara, moonbeam spirit
• Silvarin, silver light spirit
• Lunavale, moon valley spirit
• Moonwhisper, soft lunar voice
• Nyxelle, little night spirit
• Moonflux, changing moon spirit
• Lunella, little moon maiden
• Celestia, heavenly spirit
• Mondala, moon mandala spirit
• Moonbrook, moonlit stream spirit
• Lunavey, moon-sea spirit
• Argentale, silver tale spirit

15 Celtic Moon Witch Names

Celtic moon witch names draw from Welsh, Irish, and Scottish lunar tradition. The Celts honored the moon with silver wheels, white horses, and dreamy goddesses whose names still carry authentic weight today. These names suit witches drawn to Druid traditions or Celtic Sabbats like Beltane and Samhain.

• Rhiannon, great queen of the moon
• Arianrhod, silver wheel of the moon
• Cerridwen, Welsh dark moon witch
• Etain, Irish shining moon maiden
• Niamh, golden lunar princess
• Aine, Irish fae moon queen
• Cliodhna, Irish moon-sea queen
• Branwen, white raven moon
• Blodeuwedd, flower moon face
• Deirdre, lunar sorrows heroine
• Nimue, Lady of the Lake moon
• Scathach, shadow moon warrior
• Macha, battle moon goddess
• Morrigan, three-faced moon raven
• Elen, Welsh moon-roads goddess

15 Unique Female Witch Names (Moon-Inspired)

Unique female witch names come from rare or invented sources that feel moon-touched without being obvious. These names stand out in a crowd of common Lunas and Selenes. Perfect for witches who want distinctive moon-inspired identity.

• Eluna, rare moon variant
• Mythra, myth-moon weave
• Selara, Selene variant
• Luneska, Slavic rare moon
• Vespira, evening-moon
• Isola, island moon
• Caelia, Latin heavenly
• Astridine, star-moon weave
• Celestine, heavenly
• Thalune, deep-moon
• Oriana, golden moonlight
• Nocturina, night-moon
• Marelune, sea-moon
• Tenebra, shadowed moon
• Lyrissa, lyre of the moon

What is a Moon Witch? (Moon Witch Meaning & Mythology)

A moon witch is a practitioner whose magic, altar, and ritual calendar revolve around the moon. She tracks phases (new, waxing, full, waning), honors lunar goddesses like Selene or Hecate, and times her spells to the moon's energy. New moon for new beginnings, full moon for power, waning moon for release, dark moon for shadow work. Moon witches are also called lunar witches, night witches, celestial witches, or cosmic witches.

Moon Witch Mythology Across Cultures

Moon witch mythology is older than written history. The Greeks had Selene drawing the moon across the sky in her chariot, Artemis hunting under its light, and Hecate guarding the dark moon. The Romans honored Diana and Luna. The Celts kept Rhiannon and Arianrhod of the silver wheel. The Egyptians followed Thoth and Khonsu. The Japanese told stories of Tsukuyomi, the Chinese of Chang'e, the Hawaiians of Hina, the Maya of Ix Chel, the Aztecs of Coyolxauhqui and Metztli. Across continents and millennia, the moon witch has always been there.

How Moon Witches Practice Differently

Moon witches differ from other witches by timing. They plan rituals by the lunar calendar rather than the solar one. They chart their birth moon and their current moon, keep moon journals, charge crystals and water in moonlight, and tend to prefer night rituals over day. Many moon witches identify as cosmic witches (astrology-aligned) or lunar witches (moon-only) depending on how strict their lunar focus is.

How to Choose Your Moon Witch Name

Choosing your moon witch name comes down to matching the name to your specific lunar practice. Follow this three-step formula to pick a name that carries genuine moon magic.

Step 1: Identify Your Moon Practice

Decide what type of moon witch you are. Are you a full moon ritual worker, dark moon shadow witch, monthly moon phase tracker, or moon goddess devotee? This practice determines which section of names fits your energy.

Step 2: Check Your Birth Moon

Look up which of the 12 monthly moons you were born under. Many moon witches take names inspired by their birth moon. A January baby might resonate with Wolf Moon energy, while an April baby connects with the Pink Moon. This connection deepens your name's personal meaning.

Step 3: Test in Ritual Space

Test your chosen name in ritual context. Does "Selene" flow naturally when calling the quarters? Does "Mahina" feel powerful when you introduce yourself to your coven? If the name feels awkward in sacred space, choose another.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a moon witch?

A moon witch is a practitioner whose magic, altar, and ritual calendar revolve around the moon. She tracks lunar phases, honors moon goddesses like Selene or Hecate, and times her spells to lunar energy. New moon for new beginnings, full moon for power, waning moon for release. Moon witches often charge crystals and moon water in moonlight, keep moon journals, and prefer night rituals. They are also called lunar witches, night witches, celestial witches, or cosmic witches.

What is a lunar witch called?

A lunar witch is simply the alternate name for a moon witch. "Lunar" comes from the Latin luna meaning moon. Lunar witches track the eight moon phases, honor lunar deities, and time all their magic to the moon. Related terms include moon witch, night witch, celestial witch, cosmic witch, and silver witch. Many lunar witches identify as cosmic witches (astrology-aligned) or stay strictly moon-focused.

What is moon witch mythology?

Moon witch mythology spans every culture because every culture has watched the moon. Greek mythology gave us Selene drawing the moon across the sky, Artemis hunting under its light, and Hecate guarding the dark moon. Roman mythology honored Diana and Luna. Celtic lore kept Rhiannon and Arianrhod of the silver wheel. Egyptian stories followed Thoth and Khonsu. Japanese tradition told of Tsukuyomi, Chinese of Chang'e, Hawaiian of Hina, Maya of Ix Chel, and Aztec of Metztli and Coyolxauhqui. Across continents, the moon witch has always been there.

What are the 12 moon names?

The 12 monthly moon names come from Native American and colonial almanac traditions. They are: Wolf Moon (January), Snow Moon (February), Worm Moon (March), Pink Moon (April), Flower Moon (May), Strawberry Moon (June), Buck Moon (July), Sturgeon Moon (August), Harvest Moon (September), Hunter's Moon (October), Beaver Moon (November), and Cold Moon (December). Each moon has associated seasonal energy that moon witches honor throughout the year.

What are witchy moon names?

Witchy moon names combine lunar meaning with mystical witch sound. Top picks include Luna, Selene, Nyx, Cynthia, Mahina, Tsukiko, Ayla, Diana, Artemis, Hecate, Rhiannon, Arianrhod, Layla, Neoma, Amaris, and Lilith. Modern witchy moon names like Nokturna, Nyxaria, Silvermist, Duskwyn, Umbriel, Lunella, and Vespertine work beautifully for contemporary moon witches.

What are moon spirit names?

Moon spirit names come from folklore of lunar beings who are not deities but spirits that live in moonlight. Top picks include Moonlira, Lunalyn, Moonshade, Selenara, Silvarin, Lunavale, Moonwhisper, Nyxelle, Moonflux, Lunella, Celestia, Mondala, Moonbrook, Lunavey, and Argentale. These names work beautifully for witches whose practice sits between moon magic and spirit work.

What are names meaning blood moon?

Names meaning blood moon reference the red color of the moon during total lunar eclipses. Top picks include Crimson (deep red), Scarlet (bright red), Sanguine (Latin red), Ruby (red gem), Rubina (ruby moon), Rasa (Sanskrit eclipse essence), Rahu (Vedic eclipse serpent), Ketu (Vedic eclipse tail), Skoll and Hati (Norse wolves of eclipse), Umbra (eclipse shadow), Corona (eclipse crown), Selenelion, and Ecliptic. These names suit witches born during blood moons or those who work eclipse magic.

What are unique female witch names?

Unique female witch names stand out from common Luna or Selene choices. Top unique moon-inspired picks include Eluna, Mythra, Selara, Luneska, Vespira, Isola, Caelia, Astridine, Celestine, Thalune, Oriana, Nocturina, Marelune, Tenebra, and Lyrissa. For broader unique witch names, try Baba Yaga, Vasilisa, Aradia, Scathach, Macha, Sekhmet, and Arianrhod. These names feel rare and powerful in a crowd of overused options.

What is a cool name for a witch?

Cool witch names combine mystical meaning with edgy sound. For moon witches specifically, cool names include Luna, Selene, Nyx, Cynthia, Mahina, Tsukiko, Ayla, Diana, Artemis, Hecate, Rhiannon, Arianrhod, Layla, Neoma, Amaris, and Lilith. Modern moon witch names like Nokturna, Nyxaria, Silvermist, Duskwyn, Umbriel, and Vespertine work well for contemporary practitioners.

What is a female name for the moon?

Female names for the moon come from ancient languages and lunar goddess traditions. The most iconic include Luna (Latin), Selene (Greek), Diana (Roman), Artemis (Greek huntress), Cynthia (nickname for Artemis), Phoebe (bright shining), Chandra (Sanskrit), Mahina (Hawaiian), Tsukiko (Japanese), Ayla (Turkish moonlight), Mahtab (Persian), Kamaria (Swahili), Hina (Hawaiian goddess), Ix Chel (Mayan goddess), Chang'e (Chinese moon goddess), and Bulan (Indonesian moon).

What is the moon's nickname?

The moon has several traditional nicknames across cultures. In English, popular nicknames include Luna (Latin), Selene (Greek), Cynthia (Roman poetry), The Silver Lady, The Night Queen, and Old Silver Face. In astrology and witchcraft the moon is often called Grandmother Moon, Lady Moon, or simply The Lady. Moon witches often use one of these nicknames as a personal craft name.

What is a Pink Moon?

The Pink Moon is the April full moon, named after the pink wild phlox flowers (also called moss phlox) that bloom across North America in early spring. The moon itself does not actually turn pink. The name comes entirely from the seasonal wildflowers. The Pink Moon is considered by many moon witches to be a powerful time for love magic, spring renewal rituals, and manifestation work related to new growth.

What is a Blood Moon?

A Blood Moon is a total lunar eclipse when the moon appears red or coppery due to sunlight refracting through Earth's atmosphere. This rare celestial event occurs 2-4 times per year and is considered one of the most powerful times for moon magic. Blood moon witches often carry names like Crimson, Scarlet, Sanguine, or Corona to honor this dramatic lunar phenomenon. Historically, cultures around the world have associated blood moons with transformation, prophecy, and major life changes.

What are powerful female witch names?

Powerful female witch names combine ancient strength with magical authority. Top choices include Morgana (great queen of magic), Circe (enchantress transformer), Medea (cunning moon witch), Lilith (ancient night spirit), Baba Yaga (Slavic wise crone), Aradia (Italian queen of witches), Sekhmet (Egyptian lion goddess), Kali (Sanskrit dark mother), Nimue (Lady of the Lake), Hecate (goddess of magic and crossroads), Vasilisa (Slavic royal witch), and Persephone (underworld moon queen). These names carry commanding energy perfect for high priestess characters or coven leaders.

Final Thoughts

Moon witch names carry the oldest witchcraft tradition of all: connection to lunar cycles, moon goddesses, and night magic. Whether you draw from the 12 monthly moons, ancient goddesses like Selene and Rhiannon, global moon-meaning names like Mahina and Tsukiko, moon phases, moon spirits, blood moons, or powerful witch names like Lilith and Hecate, the 200+ moon witch names in this guide give you complete reference material across every lunar category.

The best moon witch names share three qualities: lunar meaning, ethereal sound, and personal resonance with your moon practice. Selene sounds like she was born from moonlight. Mahina carries Pacific lunar wisdom. Lilith embodies ancient night power. When you choose your moon witch name, trust the pull of the moon phase you feel most connected to. Your name will carry lunar power every time it is spoken in ritual, spell, or full-moon ceremony.