tejesasszonyok
The term *tejesasszonyok* (literally "milk ladies" or "milk women" in Hungarian) refers to a traditional folk figure in Hungarian mythology and folklore, often associated with the harvest season and the spirit of abundance. These figures are typically depicted as benevolent, maternal beings who embody the generosity of nature during the autumn harvest. They are sometimes linked to the Hungarian pagan goddess *Százhalmony*, who was worshipped in connection with fertility and the bounty of the earth.
In folklore, *tejesasszonyok* are said to appear during the harvest, offering milk, bread, and other provisions
The concept of *tejesasszonyok* reflects broader European agricultural traditions, where harvest spirits or deities were invoked
While *tejesasszonyok* are primarily a folkloric figure, they remain a symbol of rural Hungarian heritage, representing