inhabit /in-habˈit/

1. To dwell in
2. To occupy

To dwell

inhabitabilˈity noun

inhabˈitable adjective

1. Capable of being inhabited
2. Fit to live in
3. See also separate entry

inhabˈitance or inhabˈitancy noun

1. The act or a period of inhabiting
2. Abode or residence

inhabˈitant noun

1. A person who or an animal which inhabits a particular place
2. A resident

Resident

inhabitāˈtion noun

1. The act or a period of inhabiting
2. Dwelling-place
3. Population (archaic)
4. Perh the inhabited world (Milton)

inhabˈiter noun

1. An inhabitant (rare)
2. A colonist, settler (obsolete)

inhabˈitiveness noun (phrenology)

Love of locality and home

inhabˈitor noun (Bible)

An inhabitant

inhabˈitress noun (archaic)

A female inhabitant

• claustrum
• clausula
• clausulae
• clausular
• claut
• clauted
• clauting
• clauts
• clavate
• clavated
• clavation
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• clave
• clavecin
• clavecinist
• clavecinists
• clavecins
• claver
• clavered
• clavering
• clavers
• claves
• clavicembalo
• clavicembalos
• clavichord