Dbrowskiego

Dbrowskiego is the genitive form of the Polish surname Dąbrowski, commonly encountered in Polish toponymy as the part of street and place names dedicated to individuals bearing that surname. In Polish usage, the genitive form is used in many eponymous street names, such as ul. Dąbrowskiego, which translates to Dąbrowski Street.

The surname Dąbrowski itself derives from Dąbrowa, a place-name meaning oak grove, with the adjective form Dąbrowski indicating origin or association. The diacritic forms are important for correct pronunciation in Polish.

One of the most notable individuals associated with the name is Jan Henryk Dąbrowski (1755–1812), a Polish general and national hero. He is linked to the Polish national anthem Mazurek Dąbrowskiego, and many streets across Poland are named in his honor, typically as Dąbrowskiego in Polish.

In contexts where diacritics are omitted or in non-Polish texts, the name is often rendered as Dbrowskiego.