ten´ant|a|ble

ten´ant|a|ble
ten|ant «TEHN uhnt», noun, verb.
–n.
1. a person paying rent for the temporary use of the land or buildings of another person: »

That building has apartments for one hundred tenants.

2. Figurative: »

Birds are tenants of the trees.

SYNONYM(S): inhabitant, occupant, dweller.
–v.t.
to hold or occupy as a tenant; inhabit: »

That old house has not been tenanted for many years.

–v.i.
to reside; dwell; live (in).
[< Old French tenant, (originally) present participle of tenir to ho< Latin tenēre]
ten´ant|a|ble, adjective.

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