Hall

/hɔːl/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A large room or building used for meetings, gatherings, or events.

The community center has a spacious hall that can accommodate up to 300 people.

The entrance area or corridor in a building.

She waited in the hall for her friend to arrive.

A corridor in a building, typically connecting rooms.

The students lined up in the hall before entering the classroom.

A large building that serves a specific purpose, such as a town hall or concert hall.

The town hall was decorated for the annual festival.

Middle English: hally, from Old English heall, of Germanic origin.

great hall

A large ceremonial room.

city hall

The administrative center of a city.

town hall

A building used for local government meetings.

foyer

An entrance hall or open area in a building.

assembly

A group of people gathered for a particular purpose.

dormitory

A building for living quarters, especially for students.

A place where students party or hang out.

Let's meet in the hall after classes.

A shared living space in a dorm.

I love the hall vibes during the weekend.