Hollands

hollands English Etymology 1 From en nl Hollands from the province of Holland. Adjective en obsolete From the province of Holland, or from the Netherlands more generally; Dutch. 16th–19th c. Noun - A type of gin traditionally distilled in the Netherlands; jenever. from 18th c. en 1850 w:Thomas Keightley The Fairy Mythology London H.G. Bohn 527 [M]any's the richly-laden ship that went to pieces on these rocks; and then the fine bales of cotton and tobacco, and such like things; and the pipes of wine, and the puncheons of rum, and the casks of brandy, and the kegs of Hollands that used to come ashore. 578 The sailor stared at him heavily from a pair of drowsy baggy eyes, rather bunged up from excessive use of boose, preferably good old Hollands and water. Etymology 2 Variant of en Holland. Proper noun es en. Derived terms en Hollands Landing Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Hollands is the 34185th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 664 individuals. Hollands is most common among White (76.81%) and Black/African American (16.42%) individuals. Further reading Dutch Alternative forms nl Hollandsch Hollantsch obsolete Etymology From nl dum hollandsch. nl Holland s. Pronunciation nl /ˈɦɔ.lɑnts/ nl Nl-Hollands.ogg nl Hol lands Adjective Hollandic of or from Holland nl Hollander nl chiefly Belgium proscribed Netherlandic Dutch Declension Derived terms nl Hollands classicisme Hollands Diep Hollandse boot Hollandse herder Hollandse iep Hollandse IJssel Hollandse iris Hollandse kriel Hollandse kropper Hollandse kwaker Hollandse linde Hollandse Nieuwe Hollandse periode Hollandse rekenkunde Hollandse smoushond Hollandse tuin Hollandse ziekte Hollandsheid Hollands hoen Hollands hoorntjeswier Hollands Kroon Hollands kuifhoen onhollands pond Hollands verhollandsen Descendants gmw-jdt Hôl-läänts dcr hollands djk Olansi 1 hns holáns 1 tri oransi 1 Proper noun n Hollandic dialect nl chiefly Belgium proscribed Netherlandic Dutch See also nl Nederlands