Habitable

hab′it-a-bl, adj. that may be dwelt in.— ns. Habitabil′ity , Hab′i table ne .— adv. Hab′itably .— ns. Hab′itant , an inhabitant; Hab′it at , the natural abode or locality of an animal or plant: place of abode generally; Habitā′tion , act of inhabiting: a dwelling or residence: a group, lodge, company, as of the so-called 'Primrose League.' [Fr.,—L. habitabilis — habitāre , -ātum , to inhabit, freq. of habēre , to have.]