The Habs is one of the many nicknames of the Montreal Canadians hockey team. Their name had previously been the Habitants for the hockey team in Montreal, and the Anglo fans have since kept the nickname.
They are also called: ( Les Canadiens (or Le Canadien), Le Bleu-Blanc-et-Rouge, La Sainte-Flanelle,[2] Le Tricolore, Les Glorieux (or Nos Glorieux), Les Habitants and Le Grand Club. In English, the team's main nickname is the Habs, an abbreviation of "Les Habitants". (Note: Even in English, the French spelling, Canadiens, is always used.) (Ref :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_Canadiens )
To my knowledge he only wore #21 while a Hab. On the Capitals he was #25 and with the Whalers #27.
Hab und Gut = worldly goods Hab und Gut = belongings Hab und Gut = chattels
Hab is the verb to have.
what does it mean when your sterling have hab on it
The HAB Theory was created in 1976.
The HAB Theory has 566 pages.
Battle of Hab happened on 1119-08-14.
The stressed syllable in "inhabitable" is the third one: 'hab'. The word is pronounced as in-HAB-it-a-ble.
The ISBN of The HAB Theory is 978-0-445-08597-8.
One can get more information on HAB by visiting the 'habhousing' website. HAB stands for Happiness Architecture Beauty. They have much information and a YouTube video.
that is all ok but i think its "bit" so yeah! i dint write that someone else wrote all the rest of the information -> These ROOT-WORDS are HAB & HABIT meaning HAVE. HAB comes from the Latin habeo meaning to HAVE & and HABIT from habitare meaning to LIVE. It has saved the lives and usefulness of countless soldiers by making them HAVE again lost faculties. A Latin phrase much used in Law may well be added to our list; Habeas Corpus. Literally it means, "You have the body."1. Habit : HABIT (hab' it) n.A behavior pattern; usage; custom2. Habeas corpus : HAB eas corpus (hay' bee a skor' pus) n.You have the body3. Haberdashery : HAB erdashery (hab' er dash e ree) n.A store which sells articles of men's wear4. Habergeon : HAB ergeon (hab' er jun) n.A short jacket of mail5. Habile : HAB ile (hab' il) adj.Able; skillful6. Habiliments : HAB iliments (ha bil' i ments) n.Dress furnishings; clothing7. Habilitate : HAB ilitate (ha bil' i tate) v.To clothe; to prepare8. Habilimentation : HAB illimentation (ha bil i men tay' shun) n.The clothing industries and arts9. Habitat : HAB itat (hab' i tat) n.The natural abode of plant or animal10. Habitation : HAB itation (hab i tay' shun) n.Dwelling place; home; residence11. Habitual : HABIT ual (ha bich' yu al) adj.Customary; relating to habit; as, habitual industry12. Habituate : HABIT uate (ha bit' yu ate) v.To make accustomed to13. Habitude : HAB itude (hab' i tude) n.Nature; character; habitual attitude14. Habitué : HAB itue (ha bich' u way) n.One who frequents a certain place; as, a habitué of the theater15. Inhabit : in HAB it (in hab' it) v.To live in; to establish as residents16. Inhabitant : in HAB (in hab' it ant) n.One who lives permanently in a place17. Rehabilitate : re HAB ilitate (re ha bil' i tate) v.To make able again; restrengthen18. Rehabilitation : re HAB ilitation (re ha bil i tay' shun) n.Act of rehabilitating
Ich hab' Dich lieb was created on 2008-05-09.