Host

//həʊst//

Synonyms for "host" (222 found)

Ranked by relevance and common usage.

Closest matches (45)

Strong matches (66)

Related words (111)

mass masses of matzo mc menorah mezuzah mikvah military military establishment mine host mob monstrance muchness multiply multitude nest node number numbers occupation force

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Noun(7 words)

master of ceremonies mc node presenter quizmaster server victualler

Related word relations

OpenGloss and ConceptNet supply richer edges like generalizations, collocations, and derivations.

13 relation types

More general

27 entries

actor army being bread breadstuff computer computing device computing machine concourse data processor doer electronic computer entertain entertainer ground forces information processing system

Showing 16 of 27 words.

More specific

1 entries

localhost

Antonyms

2 entries

guest parasite

Synonyms

4 entries

horde master of ceremonies presenter server

Related terms

10 entries

Lamb of God compere event guest hospitable hospital hospitality hostage hotel master of ceremonies

capable of

11 entries

expect company head table offer food to guests seat guest seat guests at table spring for dinner talk on radio show wedge doorstop under door welcome guest welcome guests welcome vistior

dbpedia genre

3 entries

romance novel science fiction thriller

derived

52 entries

DMZ host Lord of Hosts air host bulletproof host co-host cohost definitive host dehost graft-versus-host graft-versus-host disease heavenly host host cell host city host country host desecration

Showing 16 of 52 words.

has context

7 entries

christianity computing ecology evolution genetics internet medicine

has prerequisite

1 entries

plan

is a

8 entries

adult army book bread organism organization patron recipient

manner of

1 entries

entertain

related to

36 entries

army array bar bread cell companion compere consecrated conversation eucharist event genetic guest harbor hospitable hospitality

Showing 16 of 36 words.

Translations

415 translations across 80 languages.

Afrikaans

2 entries

gasheer noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
gasvrou noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Ancient Greek

2 entries

ξενοδόκος noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
ἑστιάτωρ noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Arabic

4 entries

آدِب noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
جَيْش noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
جُنْد noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
مُسْتَضِيف noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)

Armenian

2 entries

զորք noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
նշխար noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)

Assyrian Neo-Aramaic

4 entries

ܓܲܝܣܵܐ noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
ܡܐܲܪ̈ܚܵܢܝܵܬܹܐ noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
ܡܐܲܪ̈ܚܵܢܹܐ noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
ܡܐܲܪܚܵܢܵܐ noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Azerbaijani

1 entries

aparmaq verb (perform the role of a host)

Bats

1 entries

მასპიჼძელ noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Belarusian

2 entries

гаспада́р noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
гаспада́рка noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Bengali

3 entries

মেজবান noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
মেজবান noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
মেজবান noun (moderator)

Bulgarian

4 entries

водещ noun (moderator)
войска noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
домакин noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
домакин noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)

Catalan

4 entries

amfitriona noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
amfitrió noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
host noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
hoste noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Chinese Mandarin

4 entries

主人 noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
主持人 noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
主機 /主机 noun (computing: computer attached to a network)
聖體 /圣体 noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)

Czech

4 entries

hostitel noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
hostitel noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)
pořadatel noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
hostit verb (perform the role of a host)

Dalmatian

1 entries

bluta noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)

Danish

4 entries

hostie noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
oblat noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
vært noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
vært noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)

Dutch

4 entries

berg noun (large number of items)
drager noun (genetics: organism bearing certain genetic material)
gastgever noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
gastgever noun (moderator)

Esperanto

4 entries

gastiganto noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
gastiganto noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
hostio noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
gastigi verb (perform the role of a host)

Evenki

1 entries

эден noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Faroese

1 entries

vertur noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Finnish

4 entries

ehtoollisleipä noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
isäntä noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
isäntä noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
isäntä noun (moderator)

French

4 entries

amphitryon noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
animateur noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
armée noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
hostie noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)

Galician

4 entries

anfitrión noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
anfitrión noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
anfitrión noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
anfitrión noun (computing: computer attached to a network)

Georgian

1 entries

მასპინძელი noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

German

4 entries

Bewirter noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
Gastgeber noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
Heer noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
Hostie noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)

Greek

4 entries

αντίδωρο noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
διοργανωτής noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
κεντρικός υπολογιστής noun (computing: computer attached to a network)
ξενιστής noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)

Greenlandic

1 entries

qaaqqusisoq noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Hebrew

4 entries

מארח noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
מארחים noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
מנחה noun (moderator)
פֻּנְדְּקַאי noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)

Hindi

4 entries

अतिथिपति noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
अतिथिपति noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
आतिथेय noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
आतिथेयी noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Hungarian

4 entries

gazda noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)
gazdagép noun (computing: computer attached to a network)
gazdaszervezet noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)
gazdaszámítógép noun (computing: computer attached to a network)

Icelandic

4 entries

gestgjafi noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
hýsill noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)
kynnir noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
hýsa verb (perform the role of a host)

Ido

1 entries

hosto noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Indonesian

4 entries

hos noun (computing: computer attached to a network)
hosti noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
inang noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)
pejamu noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)

Interlingua

1 entries

hospitero noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Irish

2 entries

abhlann noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
óstach noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Italian

4 entries

anfitrione noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
host noun (computing: computer attached to a network)
moderatore noun (moderator)
organizzatore noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)

Japanese

4 entries

ホスト noun (computing: computer attached to a network)
主人 noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
主催者 noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
司会 noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)

Korean

2 entries

주인 noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
호스트 noun (computing: computer attached to a network)

Ladino

2 entries

balabay noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
balabaya noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Latin

4 entries

dissignātor noun (moderator)
hospes noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
hospes noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
hospita noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Latvian

4 entries

namamāte noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
namatēvs noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
saimnieks noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
saimnieks noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)

Macedonian

4 entries

во́дител noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
во́дител noun (moderator)
води́телка noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
води́телка noun (moderator)

Malay

3 entries

pengacara noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
perumah noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)
tuan rumah noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Marathi

1 entries

होस्ट noun (computing: computer attached to a network)

Middle English

2 entries

herberjour noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
hoste noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Mingrelian

1 entries

მენძელი noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Māori

4 entries

kaitaurima noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
mano noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
nihowera noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
rauropi papa noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)

Nanai

1 entries

эден noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Ngazidja Comorian

1 entries

djeyshi noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)

Nivkh

2 entries

ызӈ noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
ыс noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Northern Sami

3 entries

doalloeamit noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
doalloisit noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
guossoheaddji noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Norwegian Bokmål

4 entries

vert noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
vert noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
vert noun (computing: computer attached to a network)
vert noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)

Norwegian Nynorsk

4 entries

vert noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
vert noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
vert noun (computing: computer attached to a network)
vert noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)

Occitan

1 entries

acomodar verb (perform the role of a host)

Old Norse

1 entries

herr noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)

Pashto

2 entries

کوربه noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
کوربه noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)

Persian

1 entries

میزبان noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Polish

4 entries

gospodarz noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
gospodarz noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
host noun (computing: computer attached to a network)
hostia noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)

Portuguese

4 entries

anfitrião noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
anfitrião noun (moderator)
anfitrião noun (computing: computer attached to a network)
apresentador noun (moderator)

Romanian

4 entries

amfitrion noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
gazdă noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
moderatoare noun (moderator)
moderator noun (moderator)

Romansch

2 entries

ospitant noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
ospitanta noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Russian

4 entries

веду́щий noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
веду́щий noun (moderator)
во́йско noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
гла́вная ЭВМ noun (computing: computer attached to a network)

Serbo-Croatian

4 entries

domaćinica noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
domàćin noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
gȁzda noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
gȁzdarica noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Sicilian

1 entries

partìcula noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)

Slovak

1 entries

hostiteľ noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Slovene

4 entries

gostítelj noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
gostítelj noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
gostítelj noun (biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism)
gostíteljica noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Spanish

4 entries

almahala (disused) noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
almofalla (disused) noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
anfitriona noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)
anfitrión noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Svan

1 entries

მა̈სძელ noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Swedish

4 entries

här noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
oblat noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
otal noun (large number of items)
rad noun (large number of items)

Tagalog

1 entries

ostiya noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)

Tamil

1 entries

நடத்து verb (perform the role of a host)

Turkish

1 entries

ev sahibi noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Udi

1 entries

нишкъатӏ noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)

Ugaritic

1 entries

𐎕𐎁𐎜 noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)

Ukrainian

4 entries

бе́зліч noun (large number of items)
ві́йсько noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)
господа́р noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
господа́рка noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Upper Sorbian

1 entries

hosćićel noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Urdu

1 entries

میزبان noun (person or organisation responsible for running an event)

Vietnamese

4 entries

bánh lễ noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
bánh thánh noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
chủ nhà noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
chủ tế noun (moderator)

Volapük

1 entries

silananef noun (multitude of people arrayed as an army)

Welsh

3 entries

afrllad noun (consecrated bread — see also communion wafer)
gwesteiwr noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)
lletywr noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Zazaki

1 entries

meymandar (diq) noun (person who receives or entertains a guest)

Sample sentences

35 total sentences available.

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My host family often advises me.

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The party ended with a speech by the host.

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Who will host the party?

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A host of friends came to see me off.

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