Dobrynskoye (rural locality)

Dobrynskoye is a common type of rural locality name in Russia and other Slavic countries. It signifies a settlement, usually a village or derevnya, that is either:

• Named after a person named Dobrynsky, likely a landowner or founder of the settlement. This name is derived from the given name "Dobrynya," of Slavic origin.

• A place associated with or possessing characteristics related to "dobry" (good, kind, virtuous) in some way, reflecting a perceived positive attribute of the location. This is a less common origin but possible.

The term "(rural locality)" is typically added to differentiate the specific Dobrynskoye in question from other places with the same or similar names, and to clarify its administrative status as a rural settlement rather than a town, city, or other type of inhabited place. To determine the precise location, administrative affiliation (oblast, rayon, selsoviet), and other relevant details about a specific Dobrynskoye, further information such as the region where it is located is necessary. Without this information, the entry remains a general description of the naming convention.