#classical texts
- Alectryon — 1. In Greek mythology, the name of a young soldier assigned by Ares to guard the door so he would not be surprised during his love affair with Aphrodite; having fallen asleep, the sun discovered the lovers, and Ares punished the youth by transforming him into a rooster, structurally forced to announce the sunrise daily. 2. A term used in modern scientific onomastics to name biological genera, asteroids, or elements in classical literature.
- Arfe name — The regional plural form of the noun 'arfă' or a proper noun with minor hagiographic or ancient historical resonance. In certain old translations of classical texts or mythological poems within the Balkan space, the term structurally appears to describe the assembly of stringed instruments used by muses or during festive rituals in Hellenic temples.