A person given or held to ensure that an agreement, demand, or treaty is kept or fulfilled. You've used more than you might think Either in latin or greek. It's not 'hosped' but 'hospes'. A lodging for travelers (especially one kept by a monastic order) hostage. Web skunk, bayou, and other words with native american origins. A place/program to help care for the terminally ill. Guest, host) hospice hospitable (adjective), more hospitable, most hospitable generous and cordial or affectionate towards other people: See answer (1) best answer. Using available adjectives, one could potentially construct nonstandard adverbs such as hospitalizingly or hospitalizedly.
Latin root word meaning host or guest. You've used more than you might think Generous and friendly to guest or visitor. Web skunk, bayou, and other words with native american origins. Note, however, that these words will not generally be contained within standard english. A place/program to help care for the terminally ill. Web hosp is the root word. Web jun 6, 2006. A health facility where patients receive treatment. Latin root word meaning host or guest. Comes from latin word hospes and its stem hospit, meaning both host and guest.
