Lisovo

Lisovo is a geographical name, commonly referring to a village or small settlement. Such settlements exist primarily in Slavic-speaking countries, particularly in Eastern Europe. The name is derived from the word "lis" or "lisica," meaning "fox" in many Slavic languages (e.g., Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, Polish, Slovak). Therefore, "Lisovo" often signifies a place inhabited by, or associated with, foxes.

The toponym "Lisovo" appears in multiple countries, and its exact location and characteristics vary depending on the specific instance. Consequently, accurately defining "Lisovo" necessitates specifying the country and region being referenced. Different settlements named Lisovo may have distinct histories, populations, economies, and cultural significance. Because of its descriptive origin and common occurrence, "Lisovo" requires context to be a meaningful identifier.