A "Táltos" is a figure in Hungarian folklore, often regarded as a shaman or a spiritual leader. They are believed to possess special abilities, such as healing, divination, and communication with the spirit world. The Táltos is typically seen as a mediator between the human and supernatural realms, guiding their community through spiritual practices. In addition to their spiritual roles, Táltos figures are often associated with specific animals, such as eagles or wolves, which symbolize their connection to nature. The concept of the Táltos is deeply rooted in ancient Hungarian traditions and reflects the cultural heritage of the Hungarian people.