Zámrné

Zámrný is a Czech toponym used for several small settlements in the Czech Republic. The exact number and identity of places bearing the name can vary over time as administrative boundaries change and settlements are renamed or incorporated into larger municipalities. In common usage, zámrný designates rural locales rather than large urban centers.

Etymology and name formation

The toponym Zámrný is rooted in Czech naming practices, typically formed from a descriptive element followed by a suffix that indicates a relation or belonging. The precise origin of the name is not definitively documented in widely available sources, but it fits a pattern common to many Czech place names, where a local feature or characteristic becomes embedded in the name of a settlement.

Geography and administration

Places named Zámrný are generally small and rural. They may be standalone villages or parts of larger municipalities, and their administrative status can vary by region and over time. The local geography is typically agricultural or wooded, reflecting broader patterns of settlement in the Czech countryside.

Demographics and history

Because these locales are small, populations have historically been modest, often numbering from a few dozen to a few hundred residents, depending on the specific locality and period. Historical records for each Zámrný can differ, with some mentions dating to medieval or early modern times, while others arise in more recent administrative lists.

Notable places

There is no single internationally prominent locality named Zámrný; the name appears in multiple records as separate, smaller settlements within the Czech Republic.