This paper provides an overview of hodonimy of the city of Lipik. They are divided into antropohodonyms (names of persons), oikohodonyms (names of populated places), horohodonyms (names of larger geographical or administrative units and spatial units), hydrohodonyms (names of rivers, seas and lakes), hodonyms motivated by local and human characteristics and human activity and hodonyms motivated by historical concepts and events. Furthermore, the motivational component of each hodonym and the representation of a particular type of hodonyms in the entire Lipik hodonimy are determined, and the representation of male and female names in the nomenclature is analyzed. Moreover, overview of the (re)naming of street names before and after 1992 is provided. Motivation in terminology before and after the Homeland War is also compared and is based mostly on cultural and political views. Finally, a comparison of the hodonyms of the cities of Osijek, Pakrac and Lipik is made, as well as a comparison of their motivations and terminology. The main goal is to determine, from the linguistic perspective, the formation of hodonyms, their linguistic (non)economy and possible deviations from the norm.