Are toponyms physical charactorics or human charactorics of a place?

Toponyms are primarily human characteristics of a place, as they are names given to geographical features, towns, or regions by people. These names often reflect cultural, historical, or linguistic influences rather than physical attributes. However, toponyms can sometimes be derived from physical characteristics, such as "Riverdale" indicating proximity to a river. Overall, they serve as a bridge between human culture and the physical landscape.