lodgings in Latin
lodgings in Latin is hospitium — lodgings means a rented room or set of rooms within someone else's house.
lodgings in Latin
hospitium
A room or set of rooms in another person's house where a person lodges.
What does "lodgings" mean?
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noun A rented room or set of rooms within someone else's house.
"He took lodgings with a landlady near the university."
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- He took lodgings with a landlady near the university.
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What is "lodgings" in Latin?
"lodgings" in Latin is hospitium. lodgings means: A rented room or set of rooms within someone else's house.
How do you use "lodgings" in a sentence?
Example: "He took lodgings with a landlady near the university." In Latin, "lodgings" is hospitium.
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