#guiding thread
- Ariadne — A famous character in Greek mythology, daughter of King Minos of Crete and Pasiphae, who helped Theseus kill the Minotaur and escape the Labyrinth by providing him with a ball of thread (Ariadne's thread). In astronomy, the term designates asteroid number 43 in the main belt; metaphorically, the name represents the symbol of a secure guide or an ingenious solution that allows an escape from an extremely complex situation.
- 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.