habitator, oris

     subs. m.  
     • is qui habitat  • habitante [HYP barbari^a,b, ^→habitator fluuii, oppidanus², regnicola, uicanus² HYP NOMEN Abellani, Abellini, Aetoli, Alexandrini, Amitinenses, Apameei, Appiani, Aquileienses, Aquilonii, ^→Aretini, Asiani^a, Atellani, Bantini, Barcaei, Bargylietae, Bassanitae, Basternini, Bergomates, Bigerri, Brundisini, Bruttii^a, Byzantii, Camirenses, Cappadoces^a,b, Capuenses, Carthaginienses, Casilinenses, Castulonenses, Cherronenses, Cilices, Cilinenses, Circeienses, Citiei^a, Clupeani, Corcyraei, Corfinienses, Cyrenenses, Dalmatae, Dionysopolitae, Docleates, Etrusci, Euromenses, Fabraterni, Fauentini, Fidentini, Galli^a, Gedrosi, Gerundenses, Hispalenses, Hispani, Iber, Iones, Lanuuini, Lauinienses, Liburni, Lusitani, Massilienses, Mesopotameni, Messeniani, Metropolitae, Mitylenaei, Mycenenses, Myconii, Norici, Ocriculani, Pacenses, Palaestinenses, Paphlagones, Parthini, Petrenses, Pheraei, Phocaei, Phocenses, Phoenices, Picentes, Placentini, Ptolemaeenses, Reatini, Romani, Salentini, Sarsinates, Sericus, Sindones, Spartanus², Syracusani, Taurinienses, Thebani, Thesbites, Thespienses, Thessali, Thysdritani, Troiani, Ulienses, Veleiates, Veneti^a,b Veronenses SIM cultor^b] 
     habitator fluuii.  is qui fluuii ripis habitat  • el que habita a las orillas de un río [HYPER habitator HYP Nilicola HYP NOMEN Catadupi]