Naberius is a name that has multiple synonyms across different languages and cultures. In ancient Babylonian mythology, Naberius is known as "Ningizzida", which means "lord of the good tree". In African mythology, Naberius is known as "Eleggua", the god of luck and chance. In Germanic mythology, Naberius is linked to the god "Loki", known for his trickster qualities, while the Greek equivalent is "Hermes". Naberius is also associated with the demon "Cerberus", the three-headed dog that guards the gates of hell. Regardless of its name or depiction, Naberius is often portrayed as a powerful, cunning figure with an ability to manipulate humans.