Need a name with a star theme

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Right we have a beautiful baby girl who is 2 weeks old, we are registering her birth next week so we need to find a middle name that we both agree on and like..
however there is lovely back story that me and dh both saw a shooting star before we found out we were expecting, so we would love for her middle name to be star themed, something like a star name or a type of star etc, we have seen a lot but nothing is quite right.. any ideas? Thanks!

Artemis? She was orion’s hunting partner so connected to Orion.
Celeste
Stella

My dd has Starr hythened with her first name

I had a friend called Mira - I think it's the Big Bear's eye or something??

Hesper sounds cool! Go for that, OP 😀

Celeste
Carina
Maia

Betelgeuse? (NN beety or juicy)

Esther. Or even better, Hester.

My angel baby is Vesper meaning ‘evening star’ unisex as we didn’t know the sex of our star. Hesper is a nice female alternative. As is Hester which also means star.

Stella
Estelle
Estella
Astra
Aster
Star

Andromeda
Cassiopeia
Ursa

Tara
It means star in many South Asian languages.

Halley is lovely

what about Nyota means star in Swahili

Serrun. Just a bit Karen, Sharon, Shannon-y.

Why don’t you call her Lady GaGa or Bradley Cooper after A Star is Born

Seren is pronounced with an e sound for the second e (exactly the same as the first e, as in elephant), not an ‘uh’ sound.

Estelle
Stella
Andromeda (ana)
Aurora

Eleanor / Ellen / Helen / Nell and all derivatives and variations thereof, mean ‘light’.

Came on to say Bette short for Betelgeuse - the brightest star in the Orion constellation'

Andromeda
Cassiopeia

Prosecco, it is in Welsh, but it won't be elsewhere.
The name seems to be very popular on here, and I'm sure that most of them will say it as Serrun. Their name their choice.

I’m in the SE, and people here mostly say it Seren not Serun

Astraea meaning ‘star maiden’ (Ancient Greek).

Does it rhyme with Karen?

Dizzy - Helen used as a welsh girl's name doesn't sound the same as English Helen. One is HEL-enn (both E and e have the same sound only the first one is stressed), the other is HEL-un, or sometimes HEL-in.

Rèalta - Irish for star

Rail ta

Realta is star in Irish, pronounced like Rayul-ta. Reiltin (can't do fadas on my phone there's one on the e and second i) means little star, pronounced Rayulteen where I'm from (Rayulcheen further north).

Cross post @elizabethdraper!

Cassiopeia, Andromeda, Vela, Lyra, Carina, Ara, Phoenix.