Hallandsfar meaning | Last name Hallandsfar origin

Hallandsfar is an adaptation of Holl. Holle, without prefix, is found in Hundred Rolls.

Hallandsfar is an adaptation of Hole. This word is in many dialects applied to a locality which lies much lower than the surrounding lands; and a resident at such a place would acquire the surname Atte Hole. Hoole and Hoyle are other forms of the same name.

The surname is derivation of Halls. Either Hawes, which see, or a pluralization of Hall.

An adaptation of the Hall. A manor house. In medieval documents, At Halle, Del Hall, De Aula, etc. The principal apartment in all old mansions was the hall, and in feudal times it was a petty court of justice as well as the scene of entertainment. The chief servitor when the lord was resident, or the tenant when he was non-resident, would naturally acquire such a surname; and hence its frequency. Nearly 300 traders so called appear in the Lond. Direct.

The Halls of Cheshire are a cadet of the Kingsleys of that county. The elder branch of the family temp. Henry III. assumed the name of DeAula, or Del Hall, from the hall or mansion in which they resided.

Hallandsfar is the derivation of the Halle. One who came from Halle meaning "saltworks," in Germany.

Hallandsfar is the variant of Hallberg. Boulder mountain.

Hallandsfar is an adaptation of the Hall. Dweller in, or near, the manor house; servant in the principal room of the manor house; dweller at the rock or stone, generally a boundary marker.

Family name Hallandsfar is a variant form of Hellberg. Boulder mountain.

Is the variant form of Hillstrom. Boulder stream.

An adaptation of Hole. Dweller at the hollow, or low land.

A derivation of Hall. House, manor-house, dwelling.

Hallandsfar is variant of Hallstrom. Stony stream where Hall means bank of rocks.

The lastname is derivation of Holl. Probably Anglo-Saxon hol, a den or cavern.