Adjoin ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Adjoin ( verb )

1. To be next to or in contact with something.
2. To be connected to something.

Origin:

From latin adjungere ("to join to"), from ad- ("to") + jungere ("to joi.n")

Examples:

1. The two rooms adjoin each other.
2. The property adjoins a park.
3. The two countries adjoin each other.
4. The building adjoins the sidewalk.
5. The living room adjoins the kitchen.

(As a noun)

Adjoin ( noun )

1. To be next to or in contact with something.
2. To be connected to something.

Origin:

From latin adjungere ("to join to"), from ad- ("to") + jungere ("to joi.n")

Examples:

1. The two rooms adjoin each other.
2. The property adjoins a park.
3. The two countries adjoin each other.
4. The building adjoins the sidewalk.
5. The living room adjoins the kitchen.