#etno-botany
- Antonigă — A regional popular name used in traditional Romanian botany to designate a medicinal herbaceous plant (often associated with St. John's wort or related species from the genus Hypericum or other healing herbs structurally linked to spontaneous flora). This archaic phytonym reflects rural ethno-botany, where therapeutic properties, petal shapes, or blooming periods near Christian feasts dictated plant naming in local communities.