Hollewaren

Hollewaren is a toponym found in German-speaking regions. The form is likely derived from holle ('hollow') and waren ('wares'), a compound historically associated with hollow vessels or hollowware produced by craftspeople.

Historically, the term appears in trade records and inventories to designate hollow vessels such as pots, bowls, cauldrons, and other metal or ceramic wares.

As a place name, Hollewaren has been used for several small settlements or hamlets rather than a single large town. In modern administrative usage it may indicate a neighbourhood, rural locality, or former parish, depending on the country.

Economically, locales bearing the name have traditionally centered on agriculture and small crafts. Some sites linked to the name feature historic mills, parish churches, or old market sites that reflect the term's artisanal associations.

In contemporary usage, Hollewaren is mainly encountered in historical texts or as a surname derived from a place name.