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CANONICAL RELATIONSHIP RECORD

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CHILD / LATER FORM / attestedLatin · Latin antiquity · hospitality quality

hospitālis

of a guest; hospitable

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PARENT / EARLIER FORM / attestedLatin · Latin antiquity · reciprocal host guest

hospes (hospit-)

guest, visitor, or the person receiving a guest

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THE COMPLETE RELATIONSHIP

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SOUND CHANGE

Latin hospitālis is formed from the stem hospit- of hospes with the adjective suffix -ālis.

SEMANTIC CHANGE

The host/guest relationship becomes the quality of being for guests or hospitable.

CHRONOLOGY

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Merriam-Webster editors

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EDITORIAL STATUS

reviewed

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CITATION REGISTER

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Hospitality — Definition, Word History, and First Known UseWord History: hospitālis from hospit-, hospes

Documents the adjective formation from the reciprocal host/guest noun.

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EDITORIAL REUSE

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RELATION / 138hospital

hospitālis → hospes (hospit-)

OPEN DOSSIER ↗RELATION / 368hospitality

hospitālis → hospes (hospit-)

OPEN DOSSIER ↗RELATION / 236hostel

hospitālis → hospes (hospit-)

OPEN DOSSIER ↗RELATION / 146hotel

hospitālis → hospes (hospit-)

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