A variant spelling of Goland or relating to wet grassland or marshy ground, used in some dialects.
Possibly from Old English or Germanic roots related to low-lying, wet land. Regional dialect variation of terms describing landscape features.
Place name words like 'golland' hide geological history—they describe what the land was actually like when people named it, so a 'golland' somewhere probably really was swampy and wet when settlers arrived.
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