Komorowe

Komorowe is a toponym used for several small settlements in Poland. The exact locations vary, and there is no single place universally referred to by this name. In Polish geography, names like Komorowe often require disambiguation by voivodeship and gmina to identify a specific locality.

The name is typically linked to the Polish noun komora, meaning chamber or storeroom, or to a habitational form drawn from a personal name. As with many Polish place names, the form Komorowe may reflect historical features associated with a site, such as storage facilities or other estate-related characteristics, or it may simply reflect early ownership by a family connected with the name.

In practice, each Komorowe is a small rural locality, administratively part of a gmina within a voivodeship. These settlements can be found in different regions of Poland, and their boundaries, governance, and demographic profiles differ from one another.

Most Komorowe settlements have modest populations and an agricultural or residential character. Their historical records appear in parish books, land registries, and regional gazetteers, with changes tied to broader Polish land reforms, municipal reorganizations, and shifting borders in the 20th century.

Because the name is not unique, readers seeking a specific Komorowe should consult disambiguation sources that specify the voivodeship and gmina. See also related place names such as Komorowo or surnames derived from Komor, which can appear in regional histories and genealogical records.