domiciles
Places people live
Domiciles is the plural of domicile, a formal or legal term for a place where someone lives.
In everyday speech, home or residence serves better, but domicile appears in legal contexts where permanent address matters: The form asks for your current domicile.
As a verb, to domicile means to establish residence: She was domiciled in Switzerland for tax purposes.
Residential building
- apartmentRented unit in building
- homeOne's personal residence
- residencePlace one inhabits
- flatLacking vertical variation
condominium · townhouse · bungalow · cottage · villa · mansion · manor · estate
Area beside the hearth
- homesteadFamily farm and dwelling
- nestAnimal-built shelter for young
- hearthFireplace floor area
- householdDomestic unit of residents
family home · ancestral home · homeplace · dwelling place · roof over head · four walls · living space · personal space
house
Residential building
flat · condominium · townhouse · bungalow · cottage · villa · mansion · manor · estate · chateau
fireside
Area beside the hearth
household · family home · ancestral home · homeplace · dwelling place · roof over head · four walls · living space · personal space
refuge
Place of safety
protection · roof · cover · safety · hideaway · retreat · bunker · stronghold · fortress · harbor
domicilesworkplaces
Sites of employment
offices · commercial buildings · factories · businesses · industrial sites
domicileshotels
Commercial lodging establishments
motels · hostels · shelters · crash pads · boarding houses
domicileshomelessness
Lacking permanent residence
rough sleeping · vagrancy · displacement · houselessness · itinerancy
- legal domicileOfficial place of residence