history: hello, i live in a large home
knowledge: The word itself derives through Old French from the Latin word ''mansio'' ''dwelling'', an abstract noun derived from the verb ''manere'' ''to dwell''.
response: Oh that's interesting. Did you know the terms came from Old French, which itself was based on Latin?
history: hello, i live in a large home
Oh that's interesting. Did you know the terms came from Old French, which itself was based on Latin?
Oh really? Man it feel like Latin has influenced so many words. Is manor the same as mansion?
knowledge: 'Manor' comes from the same root—territorial holdings granted to a lord who would ''remain'' there—hence it is easy to see how the word 'Mansion' came to have its meaning.
response: No but the word has the same root. It referred to a lord staying in some territory.
history: hello, i live in a large home
Oh that's interesting. Did you know the terms came from Old French, which itself was based on Latin?
Oh really? Man it feel like Latin has influenced so many words. Is manor the same as mansion?
No but the word has the same root. It referred to a lord staying in some territory.
then I am lord of my dwelling
knowledge: Mansions of considerable size and state significance are called palaces.
response: Indeed. A mansion can even be called a palace if it is important and large enough.
history: hello, i live in a large home
Oh that's interesting. Did you know the terms came from Old French, which itself was based on Latin?
Oh really? Man it feel like Latin has influenced so many words. Is manor the same as mansion?
No but the word has the same root. It referred to a lord staying in some territory.
then I am lord of my dwelling
Indeed. A mansion can even be called a palace if it is important and large enough.
are there specific sizes or is it more subjective on what to call it
knowledge: Mansions of considerable size and state significance are called palaces.
response: I'm probably not the best system to ask for that information. A mansion needs to be both large size and significant to the state.
history: hello, i live in a large home
Oh that's interesting. Did you know the terms came from Old French, which itself was based on Latin?
Oh really? Man it feel like Latin has influenced so many words. Is manor the same as mansion?
No but the word has the same root. It referred to a lord staying in some territory.
then I am lord of my dwelling
Indeed. A mansion can even be called a palace if it is important and large enough.
are there specific sizes or is it more subjective on what to call it
I'm probably not the best system to ask for that information. A mansion needs to be both large size and significant to the state.
Hm. So I suppose getting a palace is not feasible. Is there anything else about luxury life you can tell me?
knowledge: Within an ancient Roman city, aristocratic or just wealthy dwellings might be very extensive, and luxurious.
response: Sure I will. Did you know Roman cities in ancient times could be very large as well as luxurious?