Bungalow (noun)

1. A small, single-story house with a low-pitched roof.
2. A house that is usually one-story and has a wide veranda.
3. A small, cozy, and usually cottage-style house.

Origin:

The term "bungalow" originated in india, where it was used to describe a type of single-story house. the word is derived from the hindi word "bangla", meaning "of bengal", and was applied to a type of house with a thatched roof and veranda.

Examples:

1. The couple lives in a charming bungalow in the countryside.
2. The bungalow has a large porch and a thatched roof.
3. The vacation home was a cozy little bungalow by the beach.
4. The bungalow has a spacious living room and a small garden.
5. The architect designed a modern bungalow with large windows and an open floor plan.