“Hermit” (“one who lives in seclusion”), plus the suffix “-age” (“place of living or business”), produces “hermitage,” an isolated home. While it can literally designate the home of a hermit, it more often is used for a retreat or hideaway, or a religious dwelling, such as a monastery. It’s also been adopted as the name of many towns and villages. Travelers can visit Hermitage in England (in Dorset and Berkshire), Scotland, Arkansas, California, Louisiana, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.