Földri

Földri is a term that appears in certain Hungarian dialects, referring to a small, often untamed area of land, typically found on the outskirts of a village or settlement. It can describe a patch of overgrown meadow, a neglected garden, or a small woodland. The exact connotation of földri can vary depending on the region and the context in which it is used, but it generally suggests a space that is not actively cultivated or managed.

The term often evokes a sense of wildness or a natural state, contrasting with the more organized and domesticated areas of a community. It might be a place where children play, where wild herbs grow, or where local animals find refuge. Historically, földri could have been undeveloped land awaiting cultivation or simply areas that were less desirable for farming. The simplicity and rustic nature associated with földri are key to its meaning.