Why is Aquarius called Aquarius?

This statue involves two stories: Eagle and Aquarius. According to legend, Gnomedes was the Prince of Troy. One day, when he was herding sheep for his father, Zeus fell from the sky. He fell in love with Ganymede as soon as he saw him. Zeus turned into an eagle and took Gnomedes to Mount Olympus. Some versions say that Zeus sent an eagle to take Ganymede away. ) This eagle is Aquila, and Ganymede has since become a sobering up device around Zeus. Because of Hera's jealousy, Zeus thought that Gnomedes was going to elope with the maid and was very angry. He was going to be put to death. However, just as the shooter Chilon shot a fatal arrow, the maid Helen stood on Ganymede's chest! Seeing that the trick failed, Hera became angry from embarrassment, turned Gnomedes into a transparent water bottle and asked him to pour water for Zeus forever. However, tears poured out of the water bottle! The gods were moved by it, so Zeus sealed Ganymede in the sky and turned it into Aquarius (a sad story, Hera's jealousy as always, the myth of the origin of homosexuality in Greece).

The astronomical symbol of Aquarius is that it represents the water gushing from Aquarius, and the color is silvery white, which also represents the calf and rebirth of human beings. The ruler is Uranus, representing change, and the metal is uranium (Uranus comes from Uranus English, and its name comes from the Greek god Uranus, representing the sky).

(This shows that Aquarius probably comes from the pronunciation of "Ganimodes")

As for the homonym "I'm exhausted", I think it's sheer nonsense. The culture of 12 constellation originated from the west, and it will not be named by Chinese transliteration in any case. As for Aquarius, I don't think it's appropriate. Aquarius around me is open-minded, and everything is full of freshness, which is the characteristic of air signs.