A tent, pavilion, covering; hence, a tabernacle, dwelling.

A tent, a tabernacle. Obsolete. rare.

A hall or spacious chamber; a king's or noble's lodging, palace, castle; occasionally a tent.

A large, stately, or ornamental tent, usually rising to a central point rather than a ridge.

Perhaps: a tent, a temporary shelter, an encampment.

A pallium; a mantle.

A tent.

A portable shelter or dwelling of canvas (formerly of skins or cloth), supported by means of a pole or poles, and usually extended and secured by…

A hut, cot, tent, tabernacle; = hilet, n.

A tent, a tabernacle.

A temporary dwelling; generally movable, constructed of branches, boards, or canvas; a hut, tent, booth.

A temporary shelter of slight materials; a tent, booth, temporary hut. Obsolete.

A simple building, having a roof but typically open at the sides; a booth, hut, or other temporary structure for shelter, eating, entertaining, etc…

A tent; the awning of a tent.

A lodging-place; lodgings; a tent, encampment; lair (of an animal).

esp. A temporary structure covered with canvas, or the like; a tent. Now chiefly as in 2.

Among Mongol and Turkic peoples of Central Asia: a portable encampment used by a nomadic group, typically comprising dwellings, shops, places of…

A tent, hut, or simple dwelling of the native Indians of South America.