Haszowa

Haszowa is a Polish term that can function as a toponymic element or as a feminine surname form. It does not designate a single, universally known subject, but rather may refer to various localities in Poland or to a surname-derived form used for a woman linked to the Hasz family.

In Polish toponymy, the suffix -owa is often associated with ownership or association with a person’s name. Accordingly, Haszowa can be interpreted as indicating a place connected to someone named Hasz or a family estate. Because of this, the form may appear in regional records, old maps, or historical documents, with specific instances varying by region.

As a surname form, Haszowa would historically be used for a woman who belonged to or was associated with the Hasz family. In contemporary usage, Haszowa is relatively rare and is most likely encountered in genealogical research, regional archives, or nineteenth- and twentieth-century records rather than as a common contemporary name.

Notable people or places named Haszowa have no widely recognized prominence in international sources. For precise instances, researchers should consult regional gazetteers, civil registration records, or local genealogical databases within the relevant voivodeship. If a particular Haszowa (for example, a specific village or a fictional use) was intended, providing regional context would enable a more exact encyclopedia entry.