Lidzbark Warmiński

A settlement in Poland.

English name

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

Other forms in use:

Heilsberg — Historical German name widely used in English accounts of East Prussia and the Napoleonic battle.
Lidzbark — Short Polish form, ambiguous with Lidzbark in the historical Chełmno region.
Lidzbark Warminski — Diacritic-free search spelling of the native name; not a separate official name.

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

Other forms in use:

Heilsberg — Established historical name in French Napoleonic and Prussian history.
Lidzbark — Short form requiring the Warmian context.
Lidzbark Warminski — Accent-free search form for French keyboards and older indexes; preserve the native letters in edited French.

Lidzbark Warmiński is a town in northern Poland on the Łyna River. Its bishops’ castle is one of the major surviving Gothic residences of Warmia.

Input label is Ukrainian or indirect; local_name gives the native spelling.