kamicy

Kamicy is a Polish-language term that can function as a proper noun in several contexts, most commonly as a surname and as part of place names in Poland. As a surname, Kamicy is uncommon and does not have widely documented notable figures in major reference works. In toponymy, Kamicy appears as a component of village or hamlet names in rural Poland, often within local administrative units such as gminas. The occurrences are typically historical and localized in regional records or cadastral databases. The name is likely related to the Polish word kamień, meaning stone, suggesting etymological ties to rocky terrain or quarrying activity, although precise origins can vary by locality.

The term should not be confused with kamica, a medical term for kidney stones (lit. stone formation), or with Kamieniec, a more common toponym in Poland. Because Kamicy is rare and not tied to a single widely known subject, readers seeking detailed information should identify the specific context (surname, region, or locality) to locate precise records. See also Kamica, Kamieniec.