loger

In French, the verb "loger" generally means "to accommodate," "to house," or "to lodge." It is used to talk about someone living somewhere or being provided a place to stay.

Common meanings of loger:

1. To house/accommodate someone

   • L'hôtel peut loger jusqu'à 100 personnes.
     → The hotel can accommodate up to 100 people.

2. To stay/live somewhere (temporarily or permanently)

   • Je loge chez un ami pendant mes vacances.
     → I'm staying at a friend's place during my vacation.

3. To be located/situated (when referring to an object or person)

   • La balle s’est logée dans le mur.
     → The bullet lodged in the wall.

Would you like example sentences or help distinguishing it from similar verbs like habiter or séjourner?