Grójecki

Grójecki is a Polish surname as well as an adjective formed from the name Grójec, a town in central Poland. The term denotes people bearing the surname Grójecki and, as an adjective, something associated with Grójec or Grójec County. The feminine form of the surname is Grójecka, and the masculine plural is Grójeccy.

Geographically, Grójec is located about 40 kilometers south of Warsaw and serves as the administrative seat of Grójec County (powiat grójecki) in the Masovian Voivodeship. The county comprises several gminas and is part of the broader region around the Polish capital. The area is well known for fruit production, particularly apples; the Grójec apple belt is among Poland’s most important commercial orchards.

Usage and origin, etymology: The surname Grójecki and the adjective Grójecki/Grójecka derive from Grójec, indicating origin or association with the town or its surrounding region. In Polish nomenclature, place-derived surnames and adjectives commonly reflect geographic origin, and Grójecki follows this pattern.

In summary, Grójecki refers to a surname and to things connected with Grójec or Grójec County in the Masovian Voivodeship, a region notable for its extensive apple production and agricultural activity near Warsaw.