Komorniki

Komorniki is a place name that commonly refers to villages and towns in Poland. It is derived from the Polish word "komornik," which historically referred to a person who lived in someone else's house as a tenant or a hired hand, often in exchange for lodging and services. Over time, settlements where such individuals resided often adopted the name.

Therefore, "Komorniki" is a toponym, often denoting a settlement associated with a historical population of tenants or laborers. There are multiple locations in Poland that bear this name. To identify a specific "Komorniki," one would need to include additional geographical information (e.g., Komorniki near Poznań, Komorniki in the Greater Poland Voivodeship).

Due to the commonality of the name, merely stating "Komorniki" provides insufficient information for encyclopedic purposes without further disambiguation.