Frivaldszky, Janos

Definition

A Hungarian entomologist and naturalist known for his contributions to the study of insects, particularly Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths), and the biogeography of the Balkan Peninsula.

Etymology

The name 'Janos Frivaldszky' is derived from his Hungarian heritage, with 'Janos' being a traditional Hungarian first name corresponding to 'John' in English.

Example

Frivaldszky, Janos made significant contributions to entomology through his extensive field studies and descriptions of new insect species.

Related Terms

• Entomology
• Naturalist
• Lepidoptera
• Biogeography
• Balkan Peninsula

Usage Notes

Frivaldszky's work is often cited in historical entomological literature, particularly in studies related to Central and Eastern European fauna.