Saturn is a male name of Latin origin meaning "Roman God Of Agriculture." In Roman mythology, Saturn was the god of wealth and agriculture, and the father of Jupiter. The name is associated with the sixth planet from the Sun in our Solar System, known for its striking rings and numerous moons. Saturn's astronomical symbol () is derived from the Greek name for the planet, Κρονος (Cronus). The planet's physical characteristics include being a gas giant with a predominantly hydrogen and helium composition, and its rings are primarily composed of water ice with trace amounts of other materials. The name Saturn is often associated with concepts of strength, abundance, and fertility, reflecting the attributes of the Roman god it is derived from.