Sebastian

I'm not convinced by the fact that the word "sebastos" is a translation of the Latin Augustus. In fact, there were cities in Asia a long time before emperor Octavian gave himself the title of Augustus.
Yet the two words could come from the same Indo-European root.

SEBASTIAN means: made sacred by association, VENERABLE. This name is originally Latin. I think it sounds poetic yet masculine. Not very appropriate for any kind of fuzzy creature.

In Hebrew, Sebastian (Simcha) means ''joy''.

Indeed meant "from Sebaste", but it comes from Greek.