Directly from "Luna":
* Lunar: Relating to the moon.
* Lunatic: Historically, someone believed to be influenced by the moon's phases (now considered an outdated term for someone with mental illness).
* Lunation: A complete cycle of the moon's phases (approximately 29.5 days).
Other words with "Luna" roots:
* Selene: The Greek goddess of the moon (sometimes used interchangeably with Luna).
* Lunule: A crescent-shaped structure (like the shape of the moon).
* Lunula: The white crescent shape at the base of a fingernail.
* Sublunar: Beneath the moon, referring to Earth.
* Extralunar: Beyond the moon.
Literary and Fictional Terms:
* Luna-: A common prefix in science fiction and fantasy for things relating to the moon. (Example: Lunacraft, Lunar City, Lunaria)
It's important to note that some words may share a similar root but have a different meaning and origin. For example, "luminous" is not directly related to "Luna," but it does share a similar root ("lum-") meaning "light."