Household

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Household

Household (/ˈhaʊsˌhoʊld/) is a term used to describe a residential unit consisting of individuals who live together in the same dwelling. The term can refer to a single family, a person living alone, or multiple unrelated individuals sharing a dwelling.

Etymology

The term "household" originates from the Old English words "hūs" meaning "house" and "hold" meaning "to keep or to hold".

Related Terms

  • Dwelling: A place where a person lives. This can be a house, apartment, or other type of residential structure.
  • Family: A group of individuals related by blood, marriage, or adoption who live together in a household.
  • Residence: The place where a person makes their home. This can refer to a specific dwelling or a broader geographic area.
  • Cohabitation: The act of living together in the same dwelling, often in a romantic or familial relationship.
  • Housemate: An individual who shares a dwelling with one or more other individuals, but is not necessarily related to them.

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