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What is proper noun for butterfly?

There isn't a single proper noun for "butterfly" in the way that there is for a specific person or place.

Here's why:

* "Butterfly" is a common noun: It refers to a general category of insects.

* Proper nouns are specific: They name individual people, places, or things.

Examples of proper nouns:

* Person: Jane Doe

* Place: Paris, France

* Thing: The Eiffel Tower

To name a specific butterfly, you would need to use a proper noun that identifies its species or individual name. For example:

* Species: Monarch butterfly

* Individual: Flutter (if you gave a butterfly a name)

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