Roliny

Roliny is a Polish toponym referring to several villages in Poland. The name is used for distinct settlements in different parts of the country. Each Roliny is administratively a village within a gmina (municipality), which in turn belongs to a powiat (county) and a voivodeship (province). The precise affiliations depend on the locality; examples include Roliny located in central Poland and in eastern Poland, illustrating the widespread use of the name.

The villages are typically small and rural, with economies often tied to agriculture and surrounding towns. The population of such villages varies, ranging from dozens to a few hundred inhabitants. The origin of the name is not certain; the suffix -iny is a common toponymic ending in Polish, and the root may be derived from historical personal names, land features, or other local characteristics.

In historical contexts, the name appears in maps and records, reflecting the region’s long-standing practice of deriving place names from people or land features. Because there are multiple places named Roliny, precise identification requires additional context such as the voivodeship or gmina. See also lists of places named Roliny in Poland, and Polish toponymy.