pension

Haitian Creole: pansyon

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→ Belarusian: пансiён (pansijón), пансыён (pansyjón)

→ Bulgarian: пансион (pansion)

→ German: Pension

→ Greek: πανσιόν (pansión)

→ Macedonian: пансио́н (pansión)

→ Ottoman Turkish: پانسیون

Turkish: pansiyon

→ Romanian: pension

→ Russian: пансио́н (pansión)

→ Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic script: пансѝо̄н

Latin script: pansìōn

→ Ukrainian: пансіо́н (pansión)

Inherited from Old French pension, panssion, borrowed from Latin pēnsiōnem (“payment, rent”), from pensus, the past participle of pendō (“weigh, pay”).


hôtel

Haitian Creole: otel

→ Afrikaans: hotel

→ Albanian: hotel

→ Amharic: ሆቴል (hotel)

→ Arabic: أُوتِيل (ʔotel)

Egyptian Arabic: أُوتِيل (ʔotel)

Moroccan Arabic: اوطيل (ʔuṭeyl)

→ Asturian: hotel

→ Azerbaijani: otel

→ Basque: hotel

→ Belarusian: гатэ́ль (hatélʹ)

→ Bengali: হোটেল (hōṭel)

→ Bulgarian: хоте́л (hotél)

→ Burmese: ဟိုတယ် (huitai)

→ Catalan: hotel

→ Central Melanau: util

→ Czech: hotel

→ Danish: hotel

→ Dutch: hotel

→ English: hotel

→ Esperanto: hotelo

→ Estonian: hotell

→ Fijian: otela

→ Finnish: hotelli

→ Galician: hotel

→ German: Hotel

→ Gujarati: હોટેલ (hoṭel), હોટલ (hoṭal)

→ Hausa: hotel

→ Hindi: होटल (hoṭal)

→ Hungarian: hotel

→ Icelandic: hótel

→ Ido: hotelo

→ Indonesian: hotel

→ Italian: hotel
→ Cimbrian: hotèl

→ Japanese: ホテル

→ Kannada: ಹೋಟೆಲು (hōṭelu)

→ Korean: 호텔 (hotel)

→ Kyrgyz: отель (otel)

→ Latvian: hotelis

→ Luxembourgish: Hotel

→ Macedonian: хоте́л (hotél)

→ Malagasy: hotely

→ Malay: hotel

→ Malayalam: ഹോട്ടൽ (hōṭṭal), ഹൊട്ടേൽ (hoṭṭēl)

→ Maori: hōtēra

→ North Frisian: hotäl

→ Norwegian Bokmål: hotell

→ Norwegian Nynorsk: hotell

→ Pashto: هوټل (hoṭál)

→ Persian:

Dari: هوتَل (hôtal)

Iranian Persian: هتِل (hotel)

Tajik: ҳотел (hotel)

→ Polish: hotel

→ Portuguese: hotel

→ Romanian: hotel

→ Russian: оте́ль (otélʹ)

→ Serbo-Croatian: hòtel

→ Sinhalese: හෝටලය (hōṭalaya)

→ Spanish: hotel

→ Swahili: hoteli

→ Swedish: hotell

→ Tagalog: hotel, otel

→ Tajik: ҳотел (hotel)

→ Tamil: ஓட்டல் (ōṭṭal)

→ Tamil: ஓட்டல் (ōṭṭal)

→ Telugu: హోటల్ (hōṭal)

→ Thai: โฮเต็ล (hoo-dtel)

→ Turkish: otel

→ Turkmen: otel

→ Ukrainian: готе́ль (hotélʹ)

→ Urdu: ہوٹل (hoṭal)

→ Vietnamese: ô ten

un hôtel

Inherited from Middle French hostel from Old French ostel; inherited from Late Latin hospitāle (“hospice, shelter, guesthouse”), noun use of Latin hospitālis (“hospitable; relating to a host or guest”). Doublet of hôpital.

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Le palais épiscopal était un vaste et bel hôtel bâti en pierre au commencement du siècle dernier par monseigneur Henri Puget […].

1862, Victor Hugo, chapter 2, in Les Misérables, Tome I : Fantine, book 1:

The Bishops' Palace was a vast and beautiful building built of stone at the beginning of the last century by M. Henri Puget.


maître d'hôtel

fr-noun

maître d’hôtel m (plural maîtres d’hôtel)

maître d’ hôtel (canonical masculine)
maîtres d’hôtel (plural)

→ English: maître d'hôtel; ⇒ maître d' (US)

→ Russian: метрдоте́ль (metrdotɛ́lʹ)


auberge

→ English: auberge

→ Polish: oberża

Borrowed from Old Occitan alberga (“camp, hut”), from Frankish *harjabergu, composed of the elements *harjaz (“army”) and *berganą (“to shelter, to protect”). Doublet of albergue.


Louvre

Of disputed origin:
* possibly from Latin Lupara, a name derived from lupus (“wolf”), as the first fortress of the Louvre was built on a place with such a name designating its area as a wolf hunting den.
* or of Germanic origin, such as Frankish; in an old Saxon-Latin gloss, Loëvar is translated as Castellum, related to Middle Low German lūren (“to watch over, lurk, spy”), from Proto-Germanic *lūraną, which is of uncertain origin, but possibly derived from Proto-Indo-European *lewk- (“to see, shine”).
* possibly from Late Latin roboretum (“oak wood”), from Latin robur (“oak tree”), by analysis with the modern name of the Norman river Rouvre.


rat d'hôtel

rat d’ hôtel (canonical masculine)
rats d’hôtel (plural)


musée

Haitian Creole: mize

→ Chadian Arabic: موزي (mūzē)

→ Luxembourgish: Musée

→ Persian: موزِه (muze)

→ Turkish: müze

From Latin mūsēum (“library, study”), from Ancient Greek Μουσεῖον (Mouseîon), shrine of the Muses (Μοῦσα (Moûsa)).

Tous les dimanches, nous allons au musée.

Nous irons au musée dimanche la semaine prochaine.

We will go to the museum on Sunday next week.


office de tourisme

fr-noun

office de tourisme m (plural offices de tourisme)

LL-Q150 (fra)-Lyokoï-office de tourisme.wav


tourisme

→ Italian: turismo

→ Russian: тури́зм (turízm) (see there for further descendants)

→ Turkish: turizm


greeter

greeter m or f by sense (plural greeters)

(tourism, anglicism) greeter (volunteer who shows tourists around their home city or region for free)


galerie

→ Persian: گالری

→ Turkish: galeri

(Louisiana) a type of porch common in the American South, veranda


touriste

touriste m or f by sense (plural touristes)

→ Persian: توریست (turist)

desctree

→ Italian: turista
→ Afar: tuurísti
→ Cimbrian: turist
→ Mòcheno: turist

→ Norman: touriste

→ Romanian: turist

→ Turkish: turist

Borrowed from English tourist. By surface analysis, tour + -iste.

(derogatory) tourist (someone who takes part in something without much commitment)


croisière

faire une croisière


forfait

→ Catalan: forfet

→ Italian: forfait

From Old French forfait, past participle of forfaire, from for(t) (variant of Old French fuer, fur) and faire.

un forfait ski


voyagiste

fr-noun

voyagiste m or f by sense (plural voyagistes)


touristique

→ Turkish: turistik

touristy, touristic (which attracts tourists)


galeriste

galeriste m or f by sense (plural galeristes)


hôtelier

fr-adj

hôtelier (feminine hôtelière, masculine plural hôteliers, feminine plural hôtelières)

hôtelière (feminine)
hôteliers (masculine plural)
hôtelières (feminine plural)

l’industrie hôtelière


muséal

muséal (feminine muséale, masculine plural muséaux, feminine plural muséales)

muséale (feminine)
muséaux (masculine plural)
muséales (feminine plural)


voyage de noces

fr-noun

voyage de noces m (plural voyages de noces)

honeymoon (trip taken by a newly wed married couple)


pensionnaire

pensionnaire m or f by sense (plural pensionnaires)


demi-pension

half board; hotel accommodation with bed, breakfast, and one main meal per day


agence de voyages

agence de voyages f (plural agences de voyages)

LL-Q150 (fra)-Lyokoï-agence de voyages.wav


gîte touristique

gîte touristique m (plural gîtes touristiques)

LL-Q150 (fra)-Benoît Prieur-gîte touristique.wav


maison d'hôte

maison d’ hôte (canonical feminine)
maisons d’hôte (plural)


chambre d'hôte

chambre d’hôte f (plural chambres d’hôte)

chambre d’ hôte (canonical feminine)
chambres d’hôte (plural)


attrape-touriste

attrape-touriste m (plural attrape-touristes)

Literally, “tourist catcher”. Compare attrape-nigaud.


guide touristique

guide touristique m (plural guides touristiques)

tour guide, tourist guide (person who provides assistance and information to people on organised tours)


glyptothèque

From Ancient Greek γλυπτός (gluptós, “carved, engraved”) + -thèque.

der

a glyptotheque (A collection of sculptures)


surtourisme

Calque of English overtourism. Also sur- + tourisme.