habitar

inhabit

The Spanish verb 'habitar' translates to 'inhabit' in English. It is used to describe the action of living in a certain place or environment. It can be employed in various contexts, just like the English equivalent, and it is commonly used in both formal and informal communication.

Example sentences using: habitar

Ellos habitan en una casa grande.

They inhabit a big house.

This phrase indicates that a group of people lives in a large house.

Los pájaros habitan en los árboles.

The birds inhabit the trees.

This sentence describes where birds live, emphasizing that they make trees their home.

Las comunidades humanas habitan varias regiones del mundo.

Human communities inhabit various regions of the world.

This phrase explains that human societies or communities are found in different areas across the globe.