Bullerkälla

Bullerkälla is a Swedish toponym used for several small localities and natural features in Sweden. It is not the name of a single widely known place.

Etymology: The name combines buller, meaning "noise" or "rumble," with källa, meaning "source" or "spring." In Swedish place-names, källa often designates a water source, spring, or well, and buller can refer to a locally noticeable sound, such as that of rushing water or a waterfall. The combination suggests a landscape feature that attracted attention for its sound.

Usage and examples: Because the name is used in multiple locations, Bullerkälla typically refers to a specific site only when combined with a municipality, county, or nearby locality. Instances may include small farms, hamlets, or springs named Bullerkälla. In historical documents or maps, unambiguous identification requires additional geographic qualifiers to distinguish among different Bullerkälla sites.

See also: The construction of place-names in Sweden often employs elements such as källa toponyms related to water features, and buller may reflect audible characteristics of the landscape. For researchers or visitors, consulting regional gazetteers or municipal records helps determine which Bullerkälla is being referenced in a given context.