Lodges Meaning in English
word · lemma: lodge
Definition
'Lodges' is the plural of 'lodge' and usually refers to small buildings in nature for people to stay in, such as cabins, or clubs and meeting houses. In another meaning, it is the third person singular of the verb 'to lodge', meaning 'to stay temporarily' or 'to formally present' something (like a complaint).
Usage & Nuances
As a noun, 'lodges' usually refers to rustic accommodations (often in forests or mountains), but can also mean meeting places for organizations (like Masonic lodges). As a verb, 'lodges' is third person singular: 'She lodges a complaint.' Don't confuse with 'hotels' or 'cabins'—lodges have a nature or group/social aspect.
Example Sentences
There are many lodges in the mountains for tourists.
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She often lodges with her friend when visiting the city.
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Some lodges are run by local families.
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The park lodges book up quickly during the holidays, so reserve early.
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She lodges a formal complaint with the manager every time there's a problem.
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Many fishing lodges offer guided trips and equipment rentals.
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