Hall
Anglo-Saxon family name
Hall is a common English surname, originally denoting someone who lived near or worked in a manor hall: Jerry Hall, Arsenio Hall.
It appears in place names and institutional names: Carnegie Hall, Independence Hall. (Lowercase hall is a corridor or large room.)
- American SurnamesSmith, Johnson, Williams, Brown, Jones
- Common SurnamesSmith, Jones, Brown, Wilson, Miller
- surnamesSmith, Johnson, Williams, Brown, Jones
- WineriesScreaming Eagle, Gallo, Francis Ford Coppola, Coppola, Franciscan
- AvocadosBacon, Reed, Pinkerton, Gwen, Shepard
- TyrolInnsbruck, Brenner, Schoenberg
architectural function
Hallbedroom
Room for sleeping
inner sanctum · boudoir · chamber · private room · den
- town hallLocal government headquarters
- city hallSeat of local government
- Annie Hall
- study hallSupervised schoolwork time
- hall passStudent's corridor permit
- community hallsShared local event spaces
hallway, hallmark, halls, town hall, dining hall, dancehall, townhall, hallmarked, guildhall