conserje
/konˈseɾxe/ · B2 · noun · mf
concierge
🔑🏢 sounds like con-SAIR-hay: the one who keys you in and sairs (cares) for the building
Conserje comes from French concierge, from Latin conservus, 'fellow slave', later a keeper of a building. Hear 'con-SER-' as 'conserve': the conserje conserves and looks after the building, keys and entrance.