“Habitat” in Japanese
Short answer
ハビタット
habitatto
Habitat in Japanese is “ハビタット” (habitatto). Full meaning: habitat; HABITAT (1996 UN conference on Human Settlements).
Other ways to say “Habitat” in Japanese
生息地
seisokuchi habitat, home (e.g. of the tiger)
生息環境
seisokukankyou habitat
原産
gensan place of origin, habitat
住環境
juukankyou living environment, habitat
住処
sumika dwelling, house, home, residence, abode, habitat; den (of criminals, demons, etc.), nest
原生地
genseichi wilderness, virgin land, wild land; habitat, native land
行動範囲
koudouhan'i field of activities, area of activity, range of behavior (behaviour), habitat
すみか
sumika dwelling, house, home, residence, abode, habitat; den (of criminals, demons, etc.), nest
栖
sumika dwelling, house, home, residence, abode, habitat; den (of criminals, demons, etc.), nest
棲処
sumika dwelling, house, home, residence, abode, habitat; den (of criminals, demons, etc.), nest
栖処
sumika dwelling, house, home, residence, abode, habitat; den (of criminals, demons, etc.), nest
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