Wiślinka

Wiślinka is a Polish hydronym, most commonly referring to a small river or stream. The name is a diminutive of the word Wisła, which is the Polish name for the Vistula River, the longest river in Poland. Therefore, Wiślinka can be understood as "little Vistula" or "Vistula-like stream."

Wiślinka is a relatively common name for smaller bodies of water in Poland, often used to describe tributaries or streams that eventually flow into the Vistula or are geographically located in proximity to it. The specific locations and characteristics of each Wiślinka vary significantly. It is important to specify which Wiślinka is being discussed as multiple waterways share the name.

There is no single, definitive Wiślinka River. Instead, it's a designation applied to numerous smaller streams across the country. Details about a specific Wiślinka would need to specify its location (e.g., near a particular town or within a specific region) and watershed for accurate identification.

The diminutive suffix "-ka" is added to "Wiślin-" to create "Wiślinka," emphasizing its smaller size compared to the Vistula River. This suffix is common in Polish to indicate smaller or more endearing versions of a word.