You're a Star (Pt 2)

A while back I did a post on names of stars, but I was recently struck on how nice names that mean "star" are--Stella, Estelle/Estella, Seren, Esther, and the like. And so, I just had to go looking for more, and of course, to see if the word 'star' in other languages has name-potential in the US. ;)

Established names (feminine unless otherwise indicated):

• Astraea (as-TRAY-ah, [Ancient] Greek)
• Citlalli (seet-LAH-lee, Nahuatl)--also spelled Citlali.
• Csilla (CHEE-lah, Hungarian)
• Dara (DAH-rah, Khmer) [masculine/unisex in other languages/origins]
• Dzvezda (ZVEZ-dah, Macedonian)
• Hoku (hoh-koo, Hawaiian) [unisex]
• Hoshi (hoh-shee, Japanese) 
• Izar (ee-sahr, Basque)
• Nthanda (nTAHN-dah, Tumbuka) [unisex]
• Nyota (NYOH-tah, Swahili)
• Setareh (seh-tah-RAY, Persian)--also spelled Setare.
• Sitara (sit-AH-rah, Hindi)
• Steluţă (steh-LOO-tsah, Romanian)
• Sterre (STEH-reh, Dutch)
• Tähti (TA [like in 'cat']-htee, Finnish)
• Tara (TAH-rah, Hindi)
• Twila (TWYE-lah, English)--from Cajun French étoile. Also spelled Twyla. [may also be derived from 'twilight']
• Whetu (FEH-too, Maori) [unisex]
• Yıldız (yil-diz, Turkish)
• Ylli (OO-lee, Albanian) [masculine]. Feminine is Yllka (OOL-kah). 
• Zvezdana (zvez-DAH-nah, Serbian)
• Zvjezdana (ZVYEZ-dah-nah, Croatian) 

Possibilities?

• Byeol (byohl, Korean)--also transliterated as Pyol (pyohl)
• Najm (NAH-jm, Arabic)--Masculine. Feminine is Najma. [also means "movie star"]
• Réalta (RAYL-tah, Irish)
• Reul (REE-ul, Scottish)
• Rionnag (RYOO-nahk, Scottish)--Feminine
• Tala (TAH-lah, Tagalog)
• Zírka (ZEER-kah, Ukrainian)--Feminine