siedlisk

Siedlisk is a toponym in Poland that may refer to one or more small settlements. The name derives from the Polish noun siedlisko, meaning a place of residence or settlement.

Because Siedlisk is not a single major locality, information about it varies by specific place. In Poland, several villages or hamlets bear the name or variants of it and are typically administratively classified as villages within a gmina, part of a county, in a given voivodeship. These settlements are usually rural, with small populations and economies based on agriculture, forestry, or local services. They often have modest infrastructure and are not widely recognized beyond their local region.

The spelling Siedlisk may also appear as Siedlisko or Siedliska in different records, reflecting common variations in Polish toponymy. The term is related to other place names formed from siedlisko, such as Siedlisko, Siedliska, and Siedliskie, which share the same root meaning a settlement or homestead.

If there is a particular Siedlisk you are interested in, providing additional context such as the voivodeship or county would help identify the precise location and its history.