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dan·a·us
\ˈdanēəs, -nāəs\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, after Danaus, mythical king of Argos who ordered his daughters to murder their husbands, from Latin, from Greek Danaos
: the type genus of Danaidae comprising the monarch and several other predominantly black-and-orange butterflies chiefly of subtropical regions |