cohabItant

[Lat. cohabit ans. pr. par. of cohab i to to live together.] One who resides in the same place with another; an inhabitant of the same place. "The oppre ed Indians protest against that heaven where the Spaniards are to be their cohabitants ."- Decay of Christian Piety. *cō-hab-it-ate, v. i. [Pref. co con, and Eng. habitate (q. v.).] To live together, to cohabit. "Shall the graces of God cohabit ate with the vices of Satan?-Adams: Serm., ii. 306.