Hospitable ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Hospitable ( adjective )

1. Welcoming and accommodating to guests or visitors.
2. Friendly and generous in offering help or providing a service.

Origin:

Derived from the latin hospes, meaning "guest" and -able, meaning "capable of".

Examples:

1. The family was very hospitable, making us feel right at home.
2. The country is known for its hospitable people.
3. The small bed and breakfast was hospitable and comfortable.
4. They were hospitable hosts, always ready to help with anything we needed.
5. The city had a very hospitable culture, always ready to lend a hand.

(As a noun)

Hospitable ( noun )

1. Welcoming and accommodating to guests or visitors.
2. Friendly and generous in offering help or providing a service.

Origin:

Derived from the latin hospes, meaning "guest" and -able, meaning "capable of".

Examples:

1. The family was very hospitable, making us feel right at home.
2. The country is known for its hospitable people.
3. The small bed and breakfast was hospitable and comfortable.
4. They were hospitable hosts, always ready to help with anything we needed.
5. The city had a very hospitable culture, always ready to lend a hand.