Ostry Róg

Ostry Róg (pronounced [ˈɔstrɨ ˈruk]) is a Polish toponym. It literally translates to "Sharp Horn" or "Acute Angle" in English. It is a relatively common place name in Poland, typically referring to a location characterized by a sharp bend in a road, a pointed geographic feature (like a promontory or a corner of a field), or a triangular intersection of streets. Due to its descriptive nature, multiple locations throughout Poland bear this name. These locations can range in size from small hamlets and individual fields to sections of larger towns or villages. Without further context, it is impossible to pinpoint a specific "Ostry Róg." To determine the exact location being referenced, additional information such as the administrative region (voivodeship, county, commune) or a nearby larger town would be necessary. The term's prevalence reflects the Polish tradition of naming places based on easily observable and descriptive characteristics of the landscape.