#nymphalidae
- Amathusia — A genus of large butterflies within the Nymphalidae family (subfamily Morphinae), native to the tropical regions of Southeast Asia, commonly known as palmkings. They feature large wings with cryptic undersides mimicking dead leaves.
- Of the Apatura genus — The genitive-dative singular form of the noun 'apatură' (Apatura), a genus of butterflies in the Nymphalidae family, commonly known as emperor butterflies or iridescent butterflies; the term specifically designates the structural link, morphology, or taxonomic description belonging to this species of unique lepidoptera.
- Ariadne — A proper name of Greek mythological origin (Ariadne), used in literary Romanian or international scientific contexts as a common noun or neologism to describe a guiding element, a structural rescue strategy, or a guiding thread within an extremely complex situation. In a specialized sense, the term identifies the butterfly genus 'Ariadne' from the Nymphalidae family or the main-belt asteroid 43 Ariadne.