Cleopatra

/klɪəpˈɑːtɹə/

/ˌkɫiəˈpætɹə/

Cleopatra

a butterfly species found in southern Europe and parts of Asia, with bright orange wings marked with black spots and stripes

What is a "Cleopatra"?

A Cleopatra is a captivating butterfly species found in parts of Europe and North Africa. This medium-sized butterfly exhibits a vibrant yellow coloration, particularly on the upper side of its wings, which sets it apart from other species. The Cleopatra butterfly is commonly associated with warm and sunny habitats, including open woodlands, meadows, and coastal areas. As a strong flier, it gracefully glides through the air, visiting various nectar-rich flowers to feed.

beautiful and charismatic queen of Egypt; mistress of Julius Caesar and later of Mark Antony; killed herself to avoid capture by Octavian (69-30 BC)

Examples

1. Number 10 is Cleopatra.

2. So Cleopatra takes charge.

3. Cleopatra’s seduction worked.

4. Cleopatra the alchemist or another alchemist named Mary the Jewess.