garni
- adjective
- Jargon
- We found a cozy garni room near the city center for our weekend trip.
Examples
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The advertisement described the apartment as garni, ready for immediate move-in.
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They stayed in a garni hotel that offered breakfast but no other meals.
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The hotel room was garni and comfortable.
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We stayed in a garni hotel during our trip.
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They stayed in a garni hotel that offered breakfast but no other meals.
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We found a cozy garni room near the city center for our weekend trip.
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The advertisement described the apartment as garni, ready for immediate move-in.
Synonyms
A room or house that has furniture and basic things you need to live in
How Furnished
Surface Forms
Etymology
Garni comes from the French word garnir, which means 'to equip' or 'provide'. It is related to English garnish in the old sense of adding things, so a garni hotel or room is simply one that is supplied with the basic furniture and services.