Rare name, really beautiful and unusual. I like it a lot. This name has something really interesting, it also looks nice, charming. Hollis fits better for a female. Classic beauty.
My first name is Hollis. I was named after my father. I am proud of my name. I have a nickname that is only used by family and very close friends. I am male and my name sounds noble and distinguished.
Hey morons Hollis is the hottest name to exist and should be more common. Hollis sounds like an attractive young woman.
― Anonymous User 3/7/2018
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I hate this name. The history is not good and it sounds boring and ghetto on anyone.
― Anonymous User 11/24/2017
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Hi my name is Hollis, I am female and Black (I know, shocker right) I grew into loving my name. As a child some people had trouble, and even today I find some have a hard time wrapping their mind around the name. I'm often asked by some where my Mom got the name. I do like my name and love that it suits me.
I think this name is nice for a girl. Could call her Holly for a nickname.
― Anonymous User 7/13/2016
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This is my husband's middle name and we are giving it to our son/daughter as a middle name when she/he is born in May. We both love it and it's family history!
― Anonymous User 3/16/2016
3
I love this name and I am surprised it is not more popular! Definitely character name material.
I am named Hollis and it is a wonderful name to bare. As a child I wanted the most common name I could possibly imagine but I grew into a confident person who loves that it's unique... I mean how many Matts do YOU know... right?! One thing for the record: this is NOT Hollister. Look at it, there is absolutely no TER. Two different words. Just sayin.
I like this name, it's really cool and unique! But only for a boy... It doesn't seem very feminine to me. It actually didn't remind me of Hollister at all until you guys mentioned it.
This is my 16 year old son's name. People seem to really like it, and the name does suit him as he is very unique. I love that this name is different yet legitimate, and is in no danger of becoming ubertrendy. We have never met another Hollis in person, but we've "heard" of a few others. The gender split seems to be half and half. Sometimes people have mistaken the name for "Thomas" or "Horace" but, surprisingly, not very often. I think that's because it's such a simple name.
I think Hollis is a lovely, dignified name. The one downside: Hollister, an overpriced clothing store an earlier poster mentioned, comes to mind whenever I hear "Hollis." I'm not a huge fan of the store, so it ruins an otherwise perfect name.
I love Hollister (which I shop at) and Pictures of Hollis Woods (which I read)! But anyway, I love this name. Actually once I read Pictures of Hollis Woods I really liked it. I love this!