Estrellita

Meaning of Estrellita

Estrellita sparkles with the poetry of the night sky—a Spanish gem meaning “little star” that dances off the tongue like a soft lullaby under a moonlit canopy. Rooted in the diminutive of estrella, this name carries a celestial charm and gentle warmth, promising a bright presence wherever she goes. Pronounced es-treh-LEE-tah (/es.tre.ˈli.ta/), it’s a playful twist on more familiar star-inspired monikers, offering something refreshingly lyrical without ever feeling fussy. Though it hovers just outside the top 900 in U.S. baby-name charts—20 newborn Estrellitas welcomed in 2024—its steady, sprinkle-like popularity suggests parents are enchanted by its understated uniqueness. Imagine calling your daughter by a name that evokes the subtle glow of distant constellations: every syllable reminds her (and you) of boundless possibility. With its melodic rhythm, poetic meaning, and warm, inviting spirit, Estrellita is a persuasive choice for families eager to give their little one a name that truly shines.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as es-treh-LEE-tah (/es.tre.ˈli.ta/)

• Estelle
• Celestina
• Stella
• Astrid
• Seraphina
• Estrella
• Starla