lipidski

Lipidski is a surname of Polish origin. The -ski suffix is a common adjectival ending in Polish family names, typically indicating a toponymic connection or association with a place or estate. Lipidski instances are rare in contemporary Poland, and the spelling Lipidski or Lipidscki can appear in diaspora populations and historical records, depending on transliteration practices.

The exact root of Lipidski is uncertain. As with many Polish toponymic names, it may derive from a place name containing a stem such as lip- related to linden trees (lipa) or from another local feature. The name is infrequent, and little systematic genealogical information is publicly available.

There are no widely recognized public figures named Lipidski in major biographical sources. The name appears primarily in private contexts, and any notable individuals would likely be local or recent.

Outside real genealogies, Lipidski has occasionally been used in fiction or role-playing contexts as a plausible Central European surname or as a fictional place name. In such uses, it is chosen for its phonetic resemblance to Slavic names rather than to reflect a particular historical lineage.