Planet Name Generator

Viridis is Latin for 'clear green'. It's a great planet name. Perhaps Viridis is a gaseous planet. Or maybe it's made up of green ice. Maybe it's even green cheese. What happens on Viridis? That's up to you. So far, no one has named a star or a planet Viridis.

The name Ferox Turba is perfect for a planet that is teeming with outlaws and ne'er do wells. Ferox is Latin for 'wild' and Turba means 'crowd' in Latin. So, that translates to 'Wild Crowd'. If your planet is a hub of intergalactic chaos, then Ferox Turba is the name for it.

Eidyia is pronounced id-ee-ya. It can also be spelled Eidya. She was the daughter of Oceanus and Tethys in Greek mythology. She was the wife of Aeetes and the mother of Medea. She was known as 'the knowing goddess'. She was of the ocean.

Vayu is the Hindu god of the air, the lord of the winds. There is currently no planet or star named for him. You may have heard of Prana, or breath - that is another of his many names. It's an interesting name for a planet and no one has taken it.

This is the perfect name for a distant planet under another star system. Citlali was an Aztec star goddess or star princess. You could incorporate her mythology into the identity of the planet. There are lots of possibilities. There are no stars or planets named Citlali.

Amara means 'eternally beautiful' in Greek. It would work really well for a planet known for its beauty, whether that beauty is seen from on the ground or through a telescope. There are currently no planets or stars named Amara.