estalagemn.
/ɛstəˈlaʒeɪm/ In Portugal: an inn or hostelry.
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society > inhabiting and dwelling > inhabited place > dwelling place or abode > accommodation or lodging > public lodging-places > [noun] > inn
guest housec1000
innc1230
hostry1377
host1382
harbergeryc1384
hostelc1384
hostelryc1386
harbergagea1400
hostelar1424
hostagec1440
innsc1550
host-house1570
fondaco1599
change1609
auberge1615
sporting house1615
albergo1617
rancho1648
change-housea1653
posada1652
public house1655
inn-house1677
funduq1684
locanda1770
fonda1777
livery tavern1787
roadhouse1806
meson1817
tambo1830
gasthaus1834
estalagem1835
caravanserai1848
temperance inna1849
sala1871
bush-inn1881
ryokan1914
B & B1918
pousada1949
minshuku1970
1835 J. E. Alexander Sketches in Portugal iv. 98 Each man had his haversack over his shoulder, which he was employed in filling from the stalls of vegetables and fruit, or else was taking off an evening potation of wine at an estalagem.
1970 K. Benton Sole Agent vii. 81 I'll..have dinner at the estalagem... I've booked tables there before now.
1984 N.Y. Times 2 Dec. x. 43/1 For guests there is a neat, 28-room estalagem (inn), which serves about 300 spa-goers during the season.
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