Koryna

Koryna is a surname of Polish origin. The most notable individuals bearing this name are Halina Kwilicka (née Koryna), a Polish international footballer, and Krzysztof Korynski, a Polish computer scientist.

Halina Kwilicka, known professionally as Hala Koryna, played as a midfielder for the Poland women's national football team, earning a total of 53 caps between 1966 and 1977. She was also a team captain and participated in the 1973 and 1977 European and World Cups, respectively.

Krzysztof Korynski was a significant figure in the development of artificial intelligence, specifically the area of game-playing. Korynski contributed to the creation of the ALEX machine, an early computer-controlled chess player developed in the 1940s. His work on logic and computability theory also influenced the field of cognitive science.

The name "Koryna" has appeared in various forms across historical and cultural contexts, but these two individuals are most notably associated with significant achievements. While the surname bears ties to wider historical discourses, specific instances must be referenced when discussing the subjects mentioned above.

Origins and patterns of name dispersals are not definitively tied to Koryna but indicate the scope of name distribution across regions. A meaningful shift has been observed with regards to family movement and coalescence in the context of prominent bearers.