Habitaba (en. Lived)

/a.βiˈta.βa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To reside in a place habitually or permanently.

He had been living in that house for ten years.

Él habitaba en esa casa desde hace diez años.

To inhabit a place, to be present in it.

The deer inhabited the dense forest.

Los ciervos habitaban el bosque denso.

To have a space occupied by people or living beings.

His dreams inhabited a world of fantasy.

Sus sueños habitaban un mundo de fantasía.

From the Latin 'habitare', which means 'to live, to reside'.

to inhabit the present

Living in the current moment without worrying about the future.

habitar el presente

to inhabit silence

Being in a state of calm or stillness.

habitar el silencio

to dwell in peace

Living in a harmonious and tranquil manner.

habitar en paz

room

Set of elements and conditions that enable life.

habitación

habitus

Set of dispositions and habits acquired in a social environment.

habitus

To be in a place without actually being present.

Although he was at the party, his mind inhabited another place.

Aunque estaba en la fiesta, su mente habitaba en otro lado.

To live in a very relaxed or carefree manner.

That girl seems to inhabit a dream.

Esa chica parece que habita en un sueño.