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To provide a place for someone to stay or sleep, often in a hotel or house. It also means to change or adjust something so that it fits someone's needs or space.

Accommodation refers to a place where someone lives or stays, such as a hotel, apartment, or house, particularly during travel. It also describes a formal agreement, compromise, or a special adjustment made to help someone with specific needs.

A system used to cool down the temperature in an indoor space by removing heat and moisture. It is commonly used in houses, offices, and cars to create a comfortable environment during hot weather.

A long, narrow passage between rows of seats in a church, theater, or aircraft, or between shelves in a supermarket. It serves as a designated walkway for movement within a structured space.

A feature or facility that provides comfort, convenience, or enjoyment to a place. It typically refers to non-essential but desirable characteristics of a building, neighborhood, or hotel that enhance its overall value and appeal.

An annex is a supplementary building or structure added to a larger, main building to provide additional space. It can also refer to an additional section at the end of a formal document, such as a treaty or a report, containing supplementary information.

To provide preliminary care or hospitality within a domestic setting before a person is admitted to a formal institution or before a formal event occurs. This term describes the transitional phase of home-based management that precedes professional intervention.

A small room that serves as an entrance or a waiting area leading into a larger or more significant room. It acts as a transitional space, often found in formal buildings, palaces, or professional suites.

A secondary entrance or specialized threshold in high-performance architecture designed to regulate airflow and thermal exchange. It serves as an auxiliary buffer zone between the exterior and interior to enhance a building's energy efficiency.

A self-contained housing unit that occupies only part of a building, generally on a single story. In a high-level context, it can also refer to a suite of rooms assigned to a particular person or family in a large edifice like a palace.