Piechot

Piechot is a term that appears infrequently in reference works and does not have a single, widely accepted definition. In Polish, the closest standard forms are piechota (infantry) and pieszo or na piechotę (on foot). The form piechot by itself is not a standard modern Polish word and is typically encountered only as a misspelling, a truncated form in historical texts, or as a proper noun in limited contexts.

As a proper noun, piechot could function as a surname or as a place name in some localities. However, there is no widely documented settlement, organization, or notable individual specifically identified by the exact spelling Piechot in major reference works. Because of its rarity, any precise meaning usually depends on the source or language context in which it appears.

Etymology: Piechot appears to derive from the same Slavic root related to the foot or walking that gives rise to piechota and related terms, though the standalone form is not standard in contemporary Polish.

See also: piechota, pieszo, na piechotę; Piechotka and similar surnames may occur in Slavic regions.