fehérsárga

Fehérsárga is a Hungarian term that literally translates to "white-yellow." It is most commonly used to describe the color of certain breeds of poultry, particularly chickens and ducks, where the plumage exhibits a distinct pattern of white and yellow feathers. This coloration can vary in intensity and distribution, creating different visual effects depending on the specific breed and individual bird.

In the context of poultry breeding, the term "fehérsárga" is not a breed name itself but rather a descriptor of a color pattern. For example, some strains of Leghorn chickens or Pekin ducks might be described as having fehérsárga plumage. This color combination can be desirable for aesthetic reasons in ornamental breeds or for practical purposes, such as camouflage or distinguishing between different groups of birds.

Beyond poultry, the term "fehérsárga" can also be applied metaphorically or descriptively to other natural phenomena or objects that exhibit this color combination. This might include certain types of flowers, minerals, or even certain conditions in art or design where white and yellow hues are present together. However, its primary and most frequent usage remains tied to the description of animal coloration, specifically in birds.