Hostel ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hostel ( noun )

1. A budget accommodation for travelers, typically offering shared dormitory-style rooms and communal facilities such as a kitchen and lounge area.
2. A boarding school or college dormitory.

Origin:

The word "hostel" originated from the old french word "ostel" which means a lodging place. the word has evolved over time and has been used to describe different types of accommodation such as inns, lodging houses and dormitories.

Examples:

1. I stayed at a hostel in the city center last night.
2. He planned to stay in a hostel during his backpacking trip.
3. The hostel had a communal kitchen where travelers could cook their own meals.
4. I stayed in a hostel during my college years.
5. The hostel had a strict curfew and lights-out policy.

(As a verb)

Hostel ( verb )

1. A budget accommodation for travelers, typically offering shared dormitory-style rooms and communal facilities such as a kitchen and lounge area.
2. A boarding school or college dormitory.

Origin:

The word "hostel" originated from the old french word "ostel" which means a lodging place. the word has evolved over time and has been used to describe different types of accommodation such as inns, lodging houses and dormitories.

Examples:

1. I stayed at a hostel in the city center last night.
2. He planned to stay in a hostel during his backpacking trip.
3. The hostel had a communal kitchen where travelers could cook their own meals.
4. I stayed in a hostel during my college years.
5. The hostel had a strict curfew and lights-out policy.