Hospitality

Iios-pi-talit-i, n. the practice of one who is hospitable friendly welcome and entertainment of guests Hospitaller, hos'pit-al-er, «. one of a chnntable brotherhood for the care of the sick in hosp its. one of an order of knights, commonly Lulled Knights of St John, who during the Ciusades built a hospital for pilgrims at Jerusalem. Hospodar, lios'po-dar, « Jortueriy the title of the princes of Moldavia and Wallnctua. (Slav Host, h Ost, n one who entertains a stranger or guest at his house without reward an innkeeper. —Jem. Host e . TO. Fr. haste- L hospes Host, host, n an army a large multitude [Orig. an enemy O Fr. host— host an enemy