Alioth: Alioth comes from Arabic roots and translates to "fat tail of the sheep". Alioth is the brightest star in the Great Bear constellation, Ursa Major. It's famed for being a navigational star often used by sailors in bygone days.
Altair: Depending on the translation, Altair can mean "the flying one," "soar," or "bird." The name is Arabic but has partly Greek origins. Altair is in the Aquila constellation and is the 11th brightest star in the galaxy. It's a space-worthy name but could be confused with a commercial airline.
Apollo: Apollo was the son of Zeus and a principal deity in Greek mythology. Apollo is known primarily in the U.S. as the NASA space program between 1961 and 1972, which took the first humans to the moon. Apollo might be too much of a burden as a first name but would make an unusual middle name.
Aries: Aries, pronounced, AYR-eez, comes from Latin. This name is best known as the first zodiac sign "The Ram", a constellation of brilliant stars located in the nort
