官かん舎しゃ

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Freq.FrequencyTop 100,000

Meanings

A residence provided by a government or public organization for its employees, such as civil servants, teachers, or police officers.

宿しゅく舎しゃ
官舎 refers specifically to housing provided by the government for its officials, while 宿舎 can mean this or more general lodging like a hotel or dormitory.
公こう舎しゃ
官舎 is the broad term for any government-provided housing for officials and employees, while 公舎 refers specifically to the official residence of a high-ranking public figure like a mayor.
社しゃ宅たくN1
官舎 is housing provided by the government for public servants, whereas 社宅 is provided by a private company for its employees.

兵へい舎しゃ
官舎 is government-provided housing for civil servants, whereas 兵舎 is specifically a military barracks for soldiers.

官 (government, official) + 舎 (building, residence). The kanji combination directly conveys 'government residence'.