We call them ladybirds in the UK. No idea why.
maddogx2
joined 1 year ago
Sounds like a British success to me
I hate to say it, but first world problems. It costs a fraction of what it should cost to produce the item of clothing. Or just capitalism.
Germany: Marienkäfer (Mary’s beetle)
France: la bete a bon Dieu (good God’s animal)
Russia: Bozhya korovka (God’s little cow)
Greece: paschalitsa (little Easter)
Portugal: joaninha (little Joanne)
Spain: mariquita (little Maria)
Wales: buwch goch gota (small red cow)
Scotland: daolag-bhreac (speckled beetle)
Slovenia: pikapolonica (spotty bug)
Argentina: Vaquita de San Antonio (St. Anthony’s small cow)
Stolen from https://www.nickybay.com/ladybird-beetles-brief-history-behind-name-lady/