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male · #8364 Caelus “sky; heaven” male · #6716 Priam “Possibly “redeemed,” though the etymology of Greek Priamos is uncertain.” male · #6314 Leto “Traditionally interpreted as “the hidden one,” though the etymology is uncertain” male · #5789 Remus “Traditional Roman name of uncertain etymology; Remus was the twin brother of Romulus.” male · #4734 Castor “beaver” male · #3209 Hermes “Name of the Greek god associated with messengers, travel, commerce, and eloquence” male · #2993 Aeson “Possibly related to Jason, traditionally interpreted from Greek as “healer”; Aeson's name has no secure separate meaning.” male · #1535 Nestor “Traditionally associated with “one who returns home” or “homecoming,” though the ancient etymology is uncertain.”