Zselenki

Zselenki is a term that can refer to several things, most commonly a type of fruit or a geographical location. In the context of botany, Zselenki is a colloquial name given to certain varieties of small, tart berries found in Eastern European regions. These berries are typically green or yellowish-green when ripe and are often used in traditional folk remedies or culinary preparations like jams and liqueurs. Their exact botanical classification can vary depending on the specific species, but they are generally associated with shrubs of the *Ribes* genus.

Alternatively, Zselenki can also be the name of a small village or hamlet, particularly in Slavic-speaking countries. These locations often bear the name due to geographical features, such as proximity to green forests or meadows, with "Zelen" meaning "green" in many Slavic languages. Such settlements are typically rural, characterized by agricultural activity and a close-knit community. Further context would be needed to specify which Zselenki is being referenced, as the name is not unique.