[874] Hall, 1) so v.w. Schall; 2) (Salzw.), so v.w. Salzkothe; 3) in England Versammlungs- u. großes Familienzimmer.
Brockhaus-1911: Hall [6] · Hall [5] · Stationers Hall · Schwäbisch-Hall · Hall [4] · Hall · Eaton Hall · Hall [3] · Hall [2]
Herder-1854: Hall [5] · Hall [4] · Hall [7] · Hall [6] · Hall [1] · Common-Hall · Hall [3] · Hall [2]
Meyers-1905: Schwäbisch-Hall · Somerleyton Hall · Sandon Hall · Kedleston Hall · Ribston Hall · Stationers' Hall · Woodsome Hall · Wrottesley Hall · Wollaton Hall · Tiptree Hall · Towneley Hall · Heveningham Hall · Haddon Hall · Hall [1] · Eaton Hall · Barton Hall · County-Hall · Hall [2] · Hardwick Hall · Hengrave Hall · Hall. · Hall [3] · Hall-Anker
Pataky-1898: Hall, Mrs. Charles · Hall, Clara · Hall, Albertine
Pierer-1857: Hall [2] · Common hall