Hector
HectorHek-tor · /ˈhɛktɔr/
MasculineGreekEuropeanRegional
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Meaning
holding fast; to hold; to check; restrain
Legacy
Hector was the greatest Trojan warrior, champion of Troy, who died defending his city from the Achaeans in Homer's Iliad.
Known for
Hector is a consistently used name in many Spanish-speaking countries, maintaining its presence due to cultural ties to classical literature.
guardian
The images that carry it
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The shield represents Hector's role as the primary defender of Troy, always protecting his city and people.
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The horse symbolizes Hector's prowess as a charioteer and warrior on the battlefield, often depicted with his swift steeds.
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The crown signifies Hector's status as a prince of Troy and his noble, leadership qualities.
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Crossed swords indicate Hector's immense skill and courage as a warrior, always ready for combat.
What it asks of you
Moral
You must protect what is yours, even at great personal cost.
Character
It embodies unwavering loyalty to family and community.
Mindset
Its orientation is always one of steadfast defense and guardianship.
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