Grójec

A settlement in Poland.

English name

Grójec — Polish official Latin-script name, retained in English in its native spelling.

Other forms in use:

Grojec — Diacritic-free Polish spelling common in English indexes.
Gritse — Jewish historical name used in English memorial and family-history materials.
Gritze — Jewish historical/genealogical spelling documented by JewishGen; not a current official name.
Gritsa — Jewish historical/genealogical spelling documented by JewishGen; not a current official name.
Gritza — Jewish historical/genealogical spelling documented by JewishGen; not a current official name.
Grutse — Jewish historical/genealogical spelling documented by JewishGen; not a current official name.
Gritz — Jewish historical/genealogical spelling documented by JewishGen; not a current official name.
Gruyets — Russian-based historical spelling documented by JewishGen.

Grójec — Same as in English; retain this spelling in French. No separate French exonym is selected.

Other forms in use:

Gritse — Jewish historical name relevant to French memorial and genealogical contexts.
Grojec — Accent-free search form for French keyboards and older indexes; preserve the native letters in edited French.
Gritze — Jewish historical name used as a retrieval form for French memorial and genealogical research; French prevalence not verified.

Grójec is a town south of Warsaw in Masovian Voivodeship. The surrounding orchards make it an important centre of Poland’s apple-growing region.

Input label is Ukrainian or indirect; local_name gives the native spelling. Reference: https://cdp.jewishgen.org/eastern-europe/poland/grojec