Holler

holler English Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Holler is the 6933rd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 4836 individuals. Holler is most common among White (93.32%) individuals. Bavarian Alternative forms bar Hoier West Central Etymology From bar gmh holler, gmh holer, gmh holder, from bar goh holder, clipping of goh holuntar, from bar gmw-pro *holantr. Pronunciation bar /ˈholɐ/ bar Hol ler Noun m elder plant of the genus Sambucus genus bar Austria Vienna nonsense, rubbish bar Bledsinn Schas Topfn Derived terms bar Hollerkiachl bar Hollerstaudn bar Food and drink German Etymology Via de bar Holler from de gmh holler, gmh holer, gmh holder, from de goh holder, clipping of goh holuntar, from de gmw-pro *holantr. Pronunciation de /ˈhɔlɛɐ̯/ /ˈhɔlɐ/ Austria,South German de /ˈhɔlər/ Germany de De-Holler.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Hol ler Noun m de Southern German Bavaria Austria de Holunder ("elder") de chiefly Austria colloquial nonsense, rubbish de Blödsinn Quatsch Stuss Topfen Unsinn de Das ist ein kompletter Holler. That is complete nonsense. Declension m Hyponyms de Vollholler Derived terms de Hollerbusch de Hollerkoch de Hollerröster de Hollerstrauch Further reading