Reagów

Reagów is a Polish toponym that may refer to one or more small settlements in Poland. The name uses the common suffix -ów, which in Polish geography often indicates a place belonging to or founded by a person whose name forms the stem. The stem "Reag-" is not a common modern Polish root, suggesting that any specific instance of the name may derive from an archaic form, a personal name, or a local geographical feature whose original meaning has become obscure over time.

Because Polish villages often share similar names, a particular Reagów cannot be identified without additional context such as the voivodeship or county. If present, a Reagów would typically be a rural settlement within a gmina (municipality). The repetition of such names across different regions is not unusual in Polish toponymy, and records or maps are usually required to determine the exact location.

Beyond geography, Reagów could also appear as a toponymic surname derived from a place name; such surnames are part of a broader pattern in Polish naming where individuals adopt identifiers tied to their place of origin or residence. In this sense, the term can function as both a place name and a family name, depending on use.

If you have a specific Reagów in mind, providing the associated region, county, or context will help refine the article to a precise location or usage. See also Polish toponymy and names ending in -ów for related naming patterns.