habitant

Meanings

• A person or organism that inhabits a particular region or environment.

  - "The Arctic tern is a habitant of the Arctic regions."
  - "Humans are habituants of various regions and environments across the globe."

• A permanent resident or inhabitant of a place or country.

  - "The elderly woman is a long-term habitant of the small village."
  - "Both natives and immigrants are habituants of the diverse multicultural society."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with habitant
habit , habitat , habile , habilitate , habitual

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. habitant
   

2. habitue
   

3. habitué
   

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Variants

List of all variants of habitant that leads to same result
habitan , habitans , habitant , habitants

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Forms

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The verb form of the word habitant is not commonly used in English. However, the verb form of the word habitant can be formed by using the past participle form of the word, which is 'habitant'. For example, the sentence 'The new employee became a habitant of the company after just a few months.' uses the past participle form of the word habitant to describe the new employee's status within the company., The noun form of the word habitant refers to a permanent resident or inhabitant of a place or region, regardless of their ethnic or cultural background. For example, the sentence 'The elderly woman is a long-term habitant of the small village.' describes the elderly woman as a permanent resident or inhabitant of the small village., The plural form of the word habitant is 'habitants'. The plural form of the word habitant is used to describe a group or collection of permanent residents or inhabitants of a place or region, regardless of their ethnic or cultural background. For example, the sentence 'The small village is home to a diverse community of habituants from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds.' describes the group of permanent residents or inhabitants of the small village as a diverse community of habituants from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds.

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

From the Latin word 'habitans', which means 'dweller' or 'inhabitant'.

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Culture

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In various cultures, the concept of habitant refers to the permanent inhabitants or residents of a place or region. In some cultures, the term habitant is used specifically to refer to the indigenous or native people of a region or country. In other cultures, the term habitant is used more broadly to refer to any permanent resident or inhabitant of a place or region, regardless of their ethnic or cultural background.

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