Literature Reference: 月分蛾黛破，花合靥朱融。—— 《恼公》 李贺 The moonlight parts the moth-like eyebrows, and the flowers blend with crimson cheeks. Source from 'Nao Gong' by Li He.
蛾: Insects, akin to butterflies.
黛: The color of deep blackish-blue, akin to the traditional Chinese pigment known as "qing dai," often conveys an image of elegance and beauty. When used in names, it tends to leave a favorable impression, fostering good relationships and attracting positive connections.
Meaning: Moth-like eyebrows symbolize the beauty and grace of a woman.