Hab

Pronunciation: /hæb/

Definitions of HAB

noun a place where certain animals live or are kept, such as a bee's home or a bird's nest

Example Sentences

A1 My cat's favorite toy is a small hab.

A2 The children played with colorful habs in the playground.

B1 The farmer used a large hab to store his tools.

B2 The artist painted a beautiful picture of a traditional hab.

C1 The architect designed a modern hab for the new office building.

C2 The historian researched the history of ancient habs in the region.

Examples of HAB in a Sentence

formal The HAB program aims to improve the quality of life for elderly residents in the community.

informal I heard the HAB team is organizing a charity event next month.

slang Let's go check out the new HAB facility in town, I heard it's pretty cool.

figurative Her kindness and generosity towards others is like a HAB that spreads positivity everywhere.

Grammatical Forms of HAB

• past tense: habbed
• plural: habs
• comparative: more hab
• superlative: most hab
• present tense: hab
• future tense: will hab
• perfect tense: have haved
• continuous tense: is habbing
• singular: hab
• positive degree: very hab
• infinitive: to hab
• gerund: habbing
• participle: habbed

Origin and Evolution of HAB

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'HAB' originated from the Middle English word 'habben' which means 'to have' or 'to hold'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'hab' evolved to be used as a shortened form of 'habitation' or 'habitat', referring to a place where someone lives or where a particular species thrives.