
Troškūnai () is the second smallest city in Lithuania, with a population of only 378. It is located west from Anykščiai.
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Troškūnai () is the second smallest city in Lithuania, with a population of only 378. It is located west from Anykščiai.
==Etymology== From the end of the 17th century to the end of the 18th century, the town was officially called Vladislavovas (in the 17th century the town belonged to the landlord Vladislovas Sakalauskas), but the names Troškūnai and Traškūnai has been used at the same time, it is likely a personal place name derived from the surname Troškūnas. Although the surname is extremely rare, there are surnames Troška, Troškauskas, and Troškūnas may have been a derivative of the patronymic suffix "-ūnas" from the surname Troška. In the interwar period, the normative form of the place name was Traškūnai, a form of the place name with an "a" in the stem, which has been mentioned since the 16th century. In other languages the town is known as: .
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