Radomski

Radomski is a Polish surname. It is a patronymic surname, derived from the given name Radomir or Radomił, both of which are composed of the elements "rad" (meaning "happy," "willing," or "caring") and "mir" (meaning "peace" or "world"), or "mił" (meaning "dear" or "gracious"). Therefore, Radomski essentially translates to "descendant of Radomir/Radomił."

The surname is common throughout Poland and can also be found among Polish diaspora communities worldwide. Like many Polish surnames, it exists in both masculine and feminine forms. The masculine form is "Radomski," while the feminine forms are "Radomska" (for an unmarried woman) and, less commonly, "Radomska" (married to a Radomski, though this is less strictly observed in modern usage).

The suffix "-ski" is a common Polish suffix that indicates origin or association, often with a place. While it might suggest a connection to a specific place named Radom, in the context of a surname, it generally functions as a patronymic marker meaning "of" or "from the family of." It does not necessarily imply ancestry originating directly from the city of Radom.

Notable individuals with the Radomski surname may exist in various fields, including sports, academia, and the arts. However, due to the commonality of the surname, specific details require further context.