Hollands
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 243
hol'andz, n. gm made Holland. Hollow, hoi G, adj. vac.uit not solid containing an empty space: sunken: unsound: insnuere — n. a hole a cavity any depre ion in a body any vacuity, a groove channel. / ro make a hole in to make hollow by digging to excavate. [A S hulh, a hollow place -A b hoi, E Hole. Hollow-eyed, hoVo-id, ad) having sunken eyes Hollow-hearted, hoi o-lurt ed, adj. having a hoilow or untrue hart, faithle , tnaclicroiis Hollowne , hol'G-ues, u. the -.late of being hollow cavity: insincerity, tieacheiy Hollow-ware, hol'o-war, trade name fur hollow articles of iron, as pots and kettles Holly, hol'i, an eve i green slirub having pnekly leaves ami scarlet or yellow hunts JM E. holm —A. S holegu, tlie holly cog. with VV. celvn, lr cuiUann
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