Inhabit

in-hablt, v. t. To live or dwell in.— v. i. To have residence, dwell, live, abide. — Inhabitable, a. Capable of being inhabited; habitable. — Inhab'itance. -ancy, -an-sT, n. Condition of an inhabitant legal; residence; esp., the right to support in case of poverty, acquired by residence m a town.— Inhabitant, n. One who resides permanently in a place. (Law.) One who has a legal settlement in a town, city, or paiish; a resident. — InhaVita'tion, n. Act of inhabiting, or state of being inhabited; abode; place oi dwelling. — Inhab'itativene , -a-tiv-nes, n. (PhrenoL) An organ supposed to indicate the desire of permanent residence in an abode. See Phrenology.