Common Misspellings for SOLLAR
- zollar
- wollar
- skllar
- slllar
- spllar
- s0llar
- s9llar
- sollzr
- sollsr
- sollwr
- sollqr
- sollae
- sollad
- sollaf
- sollat
- solla5
- solla4
- asollar
- saollar
- zsollar
- szollar
- xsollar
- sxollar
- esollar
- seollar
- wsollar
- swollar
- siollar
- soillar
- skollar
- sokllar
- slollar
- solllar
- spollar
- sopllar
- s0ollar
- so0llar
- s9ollar
- so9llar
- solklar
- solplar
- soollar
- sololar
- sollkar
- sollpar
- solloar
- sollzar
- sollazr
- sollsar
- sollasr
- sollwar
- sollawr
- sollqar
- sollaqr
- sollaer
- sollare
- solladr
- sollafr
- sollarf
- sollatr
- sollart
- solla5r
- sollar5
- solla4r
- sollar4
- sollr
- osllar
- solalr
- sollra
- ssollar
- sollaar
- sollarr
- qollar
- Sgllar
- Smllar
- Snllar
- Sodlar
- Sohlar
- Sonlar
- Somlar
- Solhar
- Solmar
- Sollir
- Sollcr
- Solla2
- Sollab
- Sollaz
- Sollav
- Sollap
- sewllar
- sowllar
- s ollar
- so llar
- sol lar
- soll ar
- solla r
Etymology of SOLLAR
The word "sollar" originally comes from Middle English "solere", which in turn derives from Old English "solor", meaning "upper room" or "floor above ground level". It is related to the Old Norse word "sal", which has a similar meaning. Over time, "solar" evolved from referring to a specific upper room in a house to denote the whole upper floor of a building. The term eventually fell out of use in most English dialects, except in certain regions where it continued to be used, primarily in Scotland and northern England. Today, "sollar" is considered a regional variant of "solar" in those areas.
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