Translation of Slovak word "hosť" to English
hosť
/ɦost͡s/
Meaning
NounA recipient of hospitality, especially someone staying by invitation at the house of another.
How to use
Animate masculine noun declined according to the 'chlap' pattern (hosť, hosťa, hosťovi, hosťa, o hosťovi, s hosťom; nominative plural 'hostia', genitive plural 'hostí' or 'hosťov', instrumental plural 'hosťami' / 'hosťmi'). Refers to a welcomed guest, visitor, restaurant patron, or hotel resident.
🇬🇧 English
guest
Example sentence
Hosť je ubytovaný u nás doma.
The guest is staying in our house.
Dnes večer k nám príde hosť na večeru.
We have a guest coming for dinner tonight.
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Common phrases
- Hosť do domu, Boh do domu.— A guest in the house is God in the house (traditional hospitality proverb)
- hotelový hosť— hotel guest
- pozvať hostí— to invite guests
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What does the Slovak word "hosť" mean?▼
The Slovak word "hosť" means "guest" in English.
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