(じゅうきょ)

じゅうきょ
noun
dwelling; residence
1. dwelling; residence; housing
A place where someone lives. A somewhat formal term used in legal, administrative, and written contexts for a person's home or residence.
住居(じゅうきょ)確保(かくほ)必要(ひつよう)だ。
Securing housing is necessary.
不法(ふほう)他人(たにん)住居(じゅうきょ)侵入(しんにゅう)してはならない。
One must not illegally enter another person's residence.
災害(さいがい)住居(じゅうきょ)(うしな)った(ひと)たちに仮設(かせつ)住宅(じゅうたく)提供(ていきょう)された。
Temporary housing was provided to people who lost their homes in the disaster.

A formal word for a dwelling or residence, commonly found in legal and administrative language. The everyday equivalent is (いえ) or ()まい.

In legal contexts, 住居(じゅうきょ)侵入(しんにゅう) refers to unlawful entry or trespassing.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 住居(じゅうきょ)(かま)える — to set up a residence
  • 住居(じゅうきょ)侵入(しんにゅう) — trespassing; unlawful entry
  • 住居(じゅうきょ)() — housing costs
  • 住居(じゅうきょ)地域(ちいき) — residential area