Radna

Radna is a toponym used in several Slavic-speaking regions. It appears most often as the name of small settlements or geographic localities and can be encountered in historical records and modern maps.

Geographic usage is most common in Poland, where multiple localities are recorded under the name Radna in different voivodeships. The name may also appear in nearby countries with shared linguistic roots, though specifics vary by country and language.

Linguistic usage of radna also exists as a gendered form in some Slavic languages, functioning as an adjective or noun related to work or authority. In Polish, for example, radny denotes a male member of a municipal council, while radna denotes a female member; as an adjective, radna can describe feminine nouns. The word’s precise meaning depends on language and context.

Because Radna is not a single well-known entity, readers seeking precise information about a specific Radna should consult local gazetteers or geographic databases.