Kioldja

Kioldja is a term that can refer to a few different things, primarily relating to a type of bird or a geographical location. In ornithology, kioldja is the Hungarian name for the Eurasian hoopoe (Upupa epops). This distinctive bird is known for its striking crest, a fan of feathers that it can raise or lower. The hoopoe is found across Europe, Asia, and Africa, and is recognizable by its black and white striped wings and tail, and its long, down-curved bill used for probing the ground for insects.

Alternatively, "Kioldja" can also be the name of a village or settlement, though its specific location and prominence may vary. It is important to clarify the context when encountering the term to determine whether it refers to the bird species or a place. Information regarding settlements named Kioldja would typically be found in local historical records or geographical databases. The avian meaning is generally more widely recognized.