Loge
/loΚΚ/noun
A small private area in a theater or opera house, often used for seating.
Did you know?The term 'loge' originates from a French word meaning 'shelter' or 'hut,' which evokes the feeling of exclusivity and hidden spaces in performance art.
Etymological Timeline
Old French
Old French
loge
βA shelter or hut, often used for guests.β
Middle English
Middle English
loge
βA small room or compartment, particularly in a theater.β
14th Century
French
loge
βA private compartment or box in a theater.β
Modern English
English
loge
βA designated area for seating in theaters, often elevated.β