Hojl

Hojl is a surname of Danish and Norwegian origin. It is believed to derive from a Germanic personal name, possibly related to the Old Norse word "hǫggr," meaning "to hew" or "to cut." The name is relatively uncommon in Scandinavia and has seen some migration to other countries, particularly those with historical ties to Danish or Norwegian immigration. Records suggest its presence dates back several centuries, appearing in parish registers and historical documents. Variations in spelling may exist due to historical transcription practices and regional dialects. While not a widely prevalent surname, individuals bearing the Hojl name can be found throughout Denmark, Norway, and in diaspora communities. Further genealogical research may reveal specific ancestral lines and historical connections.