See Also: Villa Mor(tourism)
villa(encyclopedia)
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Shalom Villa(tourism)
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La Villa Florida(tourism)
J'Ouvert Villa(tourism)

villa (iou)



villa noun. E17.
[Partly from Latin villa country house, farm, partly from Italian villa from Latin.]
In Roman Antiquities, a large country house with an estate. Now, a country residence; spec. a rented or privately owned holiday home, esp. abroad. E17.
A usu. detached or semi-detached house in a suburban or residential district. Freq. in proper names. M18.
A. N. Wilson A substantial semi-detached house called Dundela Villas.
villadom noun suburban villas or their residents collectively L19.
villaed adjective covered with villas L18.
villafy verb trans. (a) turn into a villa; (b) cover with villas: M19.
villakin noun (chiefly joc.) a small villa M18.
villaless adjective M19.
villarette noun a small villa L18.