Ravno
Ravno is the name of several settlements in the Balkans, used as a geographic toponym in parts of the former Yugoslavia. The word derives from South Slavic roots meaning flat or level ground, a descriptive feature often reflected in the terrain of places bearing the name. As a toponym, Ravno is typically associated with small rural communities rather than major cities.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Croatia, Ravno is used for multiple localities, usually villages or hamlets
Because Ravno is a common toponym in the linguistic area, it often requires contextual clarification to distinguish
See also: Ravna, Ravne, Ravnik, and other similarly derived toponyms. These names share the same linguistic roots