Names
Udeselja (Udeselg)
Lit. downy-back, moths of the lutestring (nothing to do with lutes, but from lustrine, an old term for silk derived from Italian lustrino, a Genoa-made silk fabric, itself from Latin lustrare, to brighten or illumine) and related families:
- Ahhaat-udeselg, buff arches (lit. agate lutestring), Habrosyne pyritoides
- Hall-udeselg, poplar lutestring (lit. grey), Tethea or
- Kevad-udeselg, yellow horned (lit. spring [season]), Achlya flavicornis
- Silmik-udeselg, figure of eighty (lit. ‘eyed’, the 80 being the white markings on its forewings), T. ocularis
- Vaarika-udeselg, peach blossom (of course, see Vaarika…), Thyatira batis
All of which known to the local police. Part of a lepidopteran group. See also Uneliblika.
Ugala (Ugala)
One-time province of south-eastern Estonia, otherwise known as Ugandi, Ugania, Ungannia or, most accurately, Ugaunia, encompassing the present-day counties of Põlva, Tartu, Valga and Võru. The Latvian for Estonia is Igaunija. Soviet occupation renaming (1960-1990): Leberechti H. Also western half of the arc that was once the semi-circular Kaare.







