Mocne

Mocne is the name of several small villages in Poland. Each Mocne is a separate locality that lies within its own gmina (municipality), powiat (county), and voivodeship (province). Because multiple places share the same name, there is no single settlement identified by Mocne alone; references usually require disambiguation by the surrounding administrative units.

The toponym Mocne derives from the Polish adjective mocny, meaning strong or powerful. As a place name, it may reflect historical associations with fortifications, notable landscape features, or other qualities linked to strength in the local context.

In practice, official references to Mocne typically specify the voivodeship and county to distinguish between the different localities. Each instance has its own administrative ties, postal code, and local governance within the framework of Poland’s territorial division.

Notes on language: mocne also appears as the neuter plural form of mocny in Polish grammar, where it functions as an adjective rather than as a proper noun. In non-toponymic use, it describes qualities or attributes, rather than identifying a place.