cohabitant

/kɔ.a.bi.tɑ̃/ noun

A person who cohabits with another

Word Origin From Latin 'co-' (together) and 'habitare' (to dwell). A cohabitant is someone who dwells together with another. The root 'habitare' gives us habit (something you dwell in, a custom), habitat (dwelling place), inhabit (dwell in), and even exhibit (hold out, show) and prohibit (hold back). The breakdown co+habit+ant shows co- (together), habit (dwell), -ant (one who). So a cohabitant is literally a co-dweller.

noun A person who cohabits with another countable

As a cohabitant for over five years, she had certain legal rights to the shared property.

(名词) 同居者

作为同居超过五年的同居者,她对共有财产享有某些合法权利。

(sustantivo) conviviente; compañero de piso; pareja de hecho [Una persona que convive con otra.]

Como **conviviente** durante más de cinco años, ella tenía ciertos derechos legales sobre la propiedad compartida.

(nom) concubin; compagnon; compagne [Personne qui vit en cohabitation avec une autre.]

En tant que **cohabitant** depuis plus de cinq ans, elle avait certains droits légaux sur le bien commun.

(Substantiv) Mitbewohner; Lebensgefährte [Person, die mit einer anderen in einer gemeinsamen Wohnung lebt, ohne notwendigerweise verheiratet zu sein.]

Als **Cohabitant** seit über fünf Jahren hatte sie bestimmte gesetzliche Ansprüche auf das gemeinsame Eigentum.

(名詞) 他の人と同居する人、同棲相手。

五年以上の同棲相手として、彼女は共有する財産について一定の法的権利を持っていた。

(substantivo) coabitante; companheiro; concubino [Pessoa que coabita com outra]

Como coabitante por mais de cinco anos, ela tinha certos direitos legais sobre a propriedade compartilhada.

Word parts: co + habit + ant

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