hab
What is another word for hab? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Noun — Informal shorthand for a habitation module or living structure, especially in space travel or off-grid settings.
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Etymology
A clipped form of "habitation" (for the housing sense) and of "Habitants," an old nickname for French-Canadian settlers, later shortened to "Habs" for the Montreal Canadiens.
Full origin of hab →Frequently asked questions
What does “hab” mean?
The word “hab” means informal shorthand for a habitation module or living structure, especially in space travel or off-grid settings. In plain terms, a short, casual word — either a basic living shelter, or (capitalized, usually plural "Habs") a Montreal Canadiens player/fan term.
How do you use “hab” in a sentence?
Here is “hab” used in a sentence: “The astronauts sealed the airlock and retreated to the hab before the dust storm hit.”
What part of speech is “hab”?
“Hab” is a noun.
Where does the word “hab” come from?
The word “hab” comes from French. A clipped form of "habitation" (for the housing sense) and of "Habitants," an old nickname for French-Canadian settlers, later shortened to "Habs" for the Montreal Canadiens.
How many meanings does “hab” have?
“Hab” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: informal shorthand for a habitation module or living structure, especially in space travel or off-grid settings.
Related words
hab or nab
