Lelki

Lelki is a toponym and surname used in Polish-speaking contexts. In reference works, it is treated as a name with more than one possible referent, rather than a single well-defined subject. The most common uses are geographical and onomastic.

In geography, Lelki refers to several small villages and settlements in Poland. These localities are typically rural and form part of larger administrative units, such as municipalities and counties. They are not widely known outside their regions and have little international presence.

As a surname, Lelki appears in Polish civil and church records. It is relatively uncommon and may be derived from a place name or from an older form of a nickname. The surname is most likely to be found among families with historical ties to one of the places named Lelki.

Linguistically, Lelki functions as a proper noun and does not have a separate meaning in contemporary Polish outside its use as a name. Etymological discussions are limited and varied, with no single accepted origin.

There are no widely recognized institutions, events, or individuals with the name Lelki on a global scale. Local histories may mention Lelki as part of genealogical or municipal records.

Because Lelki can refer to multiple, distinct subjects, reference works typically direct readers to more precise entries for each specific Lelki locale or family surname.