Cottage

Pronunciation: /ˈkɑtɪdʒ/

Definitions of cottage

noun A small, cozy dwelling typically in a rural or semi-rural area.

Example Sentences

A1 I stayed in a cozy cottage by the lake during my vacation.

A2 The cottage had a thatched roof and a beautiful garden.

B1 We rented a cottage in the countryside for a weekend getaway.

B2 The historic cottage was renovated to preserve its original charm.

C1 The cottage was equipped with modern amenities for a comfortable stay.

C2 The picturesque cottage nestled in the mountains offered stunning views of the valley.

Examples of cottage in a Sentence

formal The cottage by the lake is available for rent during the summer months.

informal Let's spend the weekend at the cozy cottage in the countryside.

slang I love chilling at the cottage with my friends, it's so chill.

figurative Her small apartment felt like a cramped cottage in the city.

Grammatical Forms of cottage

• plural: cottages
• comparative: more cottage
• superlative: most cottage
• present tense: cottage
• future tense: will cottage
• perfect tense: have cottaged
• continuous tense: is cottaging
• singular: cottage
• positive degree: cottage
• infinitive: to cottage
• gerund: cottaging
• participle: cottaged

Origin and Evolution of cottage

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'cottage' originated from the Old French word 'cot', meaning a small dwelling or shelter.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'cottage' has come to refer to a small, cozy house typically located in a rural or countryside setting. It is often associated with a simple and rustic style of living.