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Deutsche Villa Synonyme

villa  
Herrenhaus  ÂLandhaus  ÂVilla  
Palais  ÂPalast  ÂSchloss  ÂVilla  

Englische villa Synonyme

village  Kreis  archbishopric  archdiocese  arrondissement  bailiwick  bishopric  borough  burghal  canton  citified  city  civic  commune  congressional district  constablewick  country town  county  crossroads  departement  diocese  district  downtown  duchy  electoral district  electorate  government  ham  hamlet  hundred  interurban  magistracy  metropolis  metropolitan  metropolitan area  midtown  municipal  oblast  okrug  oppidan  parish  precinct  principality  province  region  riding  sheriffalty  sheriffwick  shire  shrievalty  soke  stake  state  suburban  territory  thorp  town  township  uptown  urban  wapentake  ward  wick  
villager  big-city man  bourgeois  burgess  burgher  city dweller  city man  city slicker  exurbanite  oppidan  suburbanite  townee  towner  townfolk  townfolks  townsman  townspeople  townswoman  urbanite  villageress  
villain  Roscius  SOB  actor  actress  antagonist  antihero  bad guy  bad person  barnstormer  bastard  bit  bit part  blackguard  blighter  bounder  cad  caitiff  cast  character  character actor  character man  character woman  child actor  criminal  crook  cue  cur  deceiver  delinquent  devil  diseur  diseuse  dog  dramatizer  evildoer  fat part  feeder  felon  foil  gangster  heavy  hero  heroine  histrio  histrion  ingenue  juvenile  knave  lawbreaker  lead  lead role  leading lady  leading man  leading woman  lines  malefactor  malevolent  malfeasant  malfeasor  matinee idol  mime  mimer  mimic  miscreant  misfeasor  mobster  monologist  mummer  outlaw  pantomime  pantomimist  part  person  personage  piece  playactor  player  precious rascal  protagonist  protean actor  public enemy  racketeer  rapscallion  rascal  rat  reciter  reptile  rogue  role  rotter  scalawag  scamp  scoundrel  shyster  side  sinner  sneak  soubrette  spalpeen  stage performer  stage player  stooge  straight man  straight part  stroller  strolling player  supporting character  supporting role  theatrical  thespian  thief  title role  transgressor  trouper  utility man  viper  walk-on  walking part  worker of ill  wretch  wrongdoer  
villainous  abandoned  abominable  arrant  atrocious  awful  bad  base  beastly  beneath contempt  bent  black  blackguardly  blamable  blameworthy  brutal  contemptible  contrary  corrupt  criminal  crooked  damnable  dark  debased  degenerate  degraded  deplorable  despicable  detestable  dire  disgraceful  disgusting  dishonest  dissolute  dreadful  egregious  enormous  evil  execrable  faithless  felonious  fetid  filthy  flagitious  flagrant  foul  fulsome  grievous  gross  hateful  heinous  horrible  horrid  improper  infamous  iniquitous  knavish  lamentable  loathsome  lousy  low  miscreant  monstrous  murderous  nasty  naughty  nefarious  noisome  notorious  objectionable  obnoxious  odious  offensive  outrageous  peccant  perfidious  perverse  perverted  pitiable  pitiful  profligate  putrid  rank  rascally  recreant  regrettable  reprehensible  reprobate  repulsive  roguish  rotten  sad  scampish  scandalous  schlock  scoundrelly  scurvy  shabby  shameful  shocking  shoddy  sinful  sordid  squalid  terrible  too bad  traitorous  treacherous  unclean  unforgivable  unpardonable  unscrupulous  unspeakable  unworthy  vicious  vile  wicked  woeful  worst  worthless  wretched  wrong  
villainy  abomination  atrocity  bad  baseness  chicanery  degradation  disgrace  error  evil  infamy  iniquity  knavery  knavishness  moral turpitude  obliquity  peccancy  rascality  rascalry  reprobacy  roguery  roguishness  scampishness  scandal  scoundrelism  shame  sin  turpitude  vileness  villainousness  wrong  

 

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A villa was originally an ancient Roman upper-class country house. Since its origins in the Roman villa, the idea and function of a villa have evolved considerably. After the fall of the Roman Republic, villas became small farming compounds, which were increasingly fortified in Late Antiquity, sometimes transferred to the Church for reuse as a monastery. Then they gradually re-evolved through the Middle Ages into elegant upper-class country homes. In modern parlance, "villa" can refer to various types and sizes of residences, ranging from the suburban semi-detached double villa to residences in the wildland?urban interface.

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