宿(きしゅくしゃ)

きしゅくしゃ
noun
dormitory; boarding house
1. dormitory; boarding house; residential hall
A building providing shared living quarters, typically for students, workers, or employees. Often associated with schools or workplaces.
学校(がっこう)寄宿舎(きしゅくしゃ)()んでいる。
I live in the school dormitory.
���宿舎(きしゅくしゃ)には門限(もんげん)がある。
The dormitory has a curfew.
地方(ちほう)から()生徒(せいと)寄宿舎(きしゅくしゃ)生活(せいかつ)している。
Students who came from the countryside are living in the dormitory.

A compound of 寄宿(きしゅく) (boarding, lodging) + (しゃ) (building, quarters). A somewhat formal or traditional term for dormitory accommodations.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 寄宿舎(きしゅくしゃ)(はい)る: to move into a dormitory
  • 寄宿舎(きしゅくしゃ)()らす: to live in a dormitory
  • 寄宿舎(きしゅくしゃ)規則(きそく): dormitory rules
  • 学生(がくせい)寄宿舎(きしゅくしゃ): student dormitory

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • (りょう): dormitory — the more common everyday word for dormitories, especially student or company housing
  • 宿舎(しゅくしゃ): quarters, lodging — broader term for any kind of accommodation provided by an organization
  • 下宿(げしゅく): boarding house — a privately run lodging where one rents a room, often with meals provided