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Z\u0142e mi\u0119so<\/strong> – means literally “bad meat”.<\/p>\n Image courtesy pixabay.com<\/p><\/div>\n Well, not too appetizing… The mayor of the place explains where the name possibly came from.\u00a0Hundreds of years ago there was a great battle in this area, in which many soldiers and many animals died. Corpses spread out on the battlefield. The second version speaks of a dishonest innkeeper who poisoned his guests with old, bad meat. There is also the third legend, the most drastic, even the village leader is silent about it. Apparently the dishonest innkeeper gave his guests … a dish from previously murdered travelers.<\/p>\n Koniec \u015awiata<\/strong> – “end of the world”<\/p>\n Image courtesy pixabay.com<\/p><\/div>\n It is a name of the village in Poland.\u00a0Some people claim that the place was called that when a nobleman travelling on a local road, which abruptly ended, reached its end and cried in distress: \u2018It\u2019s the end of the world!\u2019<\/p>\n I guess if there is “end of the world”, there has to be hell…<\/p>\n Piek\u0142o<\/strong> – “Hell”<\/p>\n Image courtesy pixabay.com<\/p><\/div>\n If you\u2019d like to see what hell looks like before the end of the world, come to Piek\u0142o, a village in northern Poland \ud83d\ude42 Legend says the village owes its spooky name either to the floods which often occurred in the area, turning the life of the inhabitants into a nightmare\u00a0or to an exceptionally tricky part of the Wis\u0142a River, full of twists and turns, which is nearby.<\/p>\n And not far from the hell…there is heaven!<\/p>\n Image courtesy pixabay.com<\/p><\/div>\n Niebo<\/strong> (Heaven) is only few miles away from Piek\u0142o, and no surprise, more residents here!<\/p>\n Cyc\u00f3w<\/strong> (could translate as \u2018Titville\u2019) –\u00a0Toward the end of the 18th<\/sup> century, the word cyc\u00a0<\/em>was used to describe a certain kind of fabric, known today as percale (perkal <\/em>in Polish). However, nowadays in Polish the word cyc is almost exclusively understood as a euphemism for a woman\u2019s breast.\u00a0The name is most probably reminiscent of the percale manufactory that once operated in this village in eastern Poland.<\/p>\n Image courtesy pixabay.com<\/p><\/div>\n Last, but not least…<\/p>\n Swornegacie<\/strong>!<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/polish\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/18\/2018\/09\/delicatessen-3611711_1920.jpg\")
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