Barracks ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Barracks ( noun )

A building or group of buildings used to house military personnel.

Origin:

French baraques, from spanish barraca, of taino origin; akin to arawak baraka hut.

Examples:

1. The soldiers were housed in the barracks.
2. He was assigned to the barracks for basic training.
3. The barracks were inspected daily.
4. The barracks were located on the military base.
5. He had to march to the barracks every morning.

(As a verb)

Barracks ( verb )

A building or group of buildings used to house military personnel.

Origin:

French baraques, from spanish barraca, of taino origin; akin to arawak baraka hut.

Examples:

1. The soldiers were housed in the barracks.
2. He was assigned to the barracks for basic training.
3. The barracks were inspected daily.
4. The barracks were located on the military base.
5. He had to march to the barracks every morning.