luna

Del latín 'lūna'.

NOUN (1)

[/ˈluna/]

moon literal / satellite scientific / lunar light untranslatable (Concept of light reflected from the moon, doesn't have a single word equivalent in ENGLISH.) / orb poetic

Synonyms satélite científico , lumbrera poético

Antonyms sol

The natural satellite orbiting the Earth, visible by reflected sunlight. In Spanish, 'luna' can refer to the celestial body itself, but it can also encompass the light emitted or reflected by the moon, a concept for which English typically uses multi-word phrases like 'moonlight' or 'lunar light' rather than a single equivalent noun.

plural
lunas

La luna llena es hermosa esta noche. — The full moon is beautiful tonight.
El astronauta viajó a la luna. — The astronaut traveled to the moon.
La luna iluminaba el camino en la oscuridad. — The moonlight illuminated the path in the darkness.