The town in England isInherited fromMiddle English Hull Hul Hulle Proto-Brythonic *hʉl Proto-Celtic *soulos Proto-Indo-European *sew- ( “ to press ” ) ; Breeze instead suggests derivation fromhula hulu ( “ hut ” ) .[ 1] Chaucer 'sHulle *Hul ,*Hule ) is presumably a hypersouthernism.
The surname is either from the English town or Middle Englishhulle hylle ( “ hill ” ) ; many other place names are ultimately from the surname.
Hull (countable anduncountable plural Hulls
Aplacename :A river in theEast Riding of Yorkshire England The common name ofKingston upon Hull East Riding of Yorkshire England Hull, Quebec : Thecentral business district and oldest neighborhood ofGatineau Quebec Canada Any of various places in theUnited States An unincorporated community inDeSoto County Florida A city inMadison County Georgia A village inPike County Illinois A city inSioux County Iowa A town inPlymouth County Massachusetts An unincorporated community inEmmons County North Dakota An unincorporated community andcensus-designated place inLiberty County Texas An unincorporated community inMcDowell County West Virginia A town inMarathon County Wisconsin A town inPortage County Wisconsin ( countable ) Asurname .( Hull, Quebec ) :
city in England
Bulgarian:Хъл m ( Hǎl ) Chinese:Mandarin:赫爾 / 赫尔 (zh) ( Hè'ěr ) Macedonian:Хал m ( Hal ) Old English:Hul Russian:Гулль (ru) m ( Gullʹ ) ( traditional name for the city in the UK ) ,Халл m ( Xall )
^ Andrew Breeze (2019 September 12) “Old English Hula ‘Sheds’ and Hull, Yorkshire”, inSELIM: Journal of the Spanish Society for Medieval English Language and Literature , volume24 , number 1,Universidad de Oviedo ,→DOI 149-156 Borrowed fromEnglish Hull
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a placenameVarious places in Canada, USA, UKAdistrict ofGatineau Outaouais Quebec Canada Hull, Quebec, Canada ( Hull, Quebec ) :
