Srebrna

Srebrna is a toponym used in several Slavic-speaking regions for villages, settlements, and sometimes geographic features. The name is derived from the word srebro, meaning silver, and it takes the feminine form Srebrna in languages that mark gender for place names.

In toponymy, Srebrna commonly designates rural settlements, neighborhoods, or natural features such as hills or streams. The usage is widespread across parts of the Balkans and Central Europe, reflecting historical associations with silver—whether through mining activity, ore deposits, trade routes, or the descriptive color or sheen of the landscape.

Because multiple places share the same name, identifying a particular Srebrna requires additional context, such as the country, municipality, or geographic coordinates. Researchers, cartographers, and travelers typically consult national gazetteers, cadastral records, or geographic databases to distinguish one Srebrna from another. While the term can appear in literary or genealogical contexts as well, this article focuses on its function as a geographic place name.