Wojewódzki is a Polish surname, a variant of Wojewoda, which originates from the Polish title wojewoda meaning "governor, voivode." The term itself derives from the Old Slavic roots voji (warrior) and voda (leader), literally translating to "warlord." Historically, a wojewoda was a high-ranking military commander and regional administrator in Poland, Lithuania, and other Slavic lands, particularly during the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The suffix -ski is a typical Polish addition indicating nobility or association with a place or office, making Wojewódzki likely denote "belonging to the voivode" or "descendant of the voivode."Related forms include Wojewódzka (feminine), Wojda, Wojewódka, and the root Wojewoda. These surnames are predominantly found in Poland, reflecting a common occupational or honorary origin tied to administrative or military leadership in medieval and early modern Polish society.Meaning: "Variant of Wojewoda", from the Polish title wojewoda meaning "governor, voivode"Origin: PolishType: Occupative/Status surnameUsage: Poland