Definition
People who live in or are currently present in a particular place, like a building or vehicle.
Etymology
From Latin 'occupare' meaning 'to seize or take up,' combined with the suffix '-ant' (one who). The word evolved to mean simply 'those who occupy' a space.
Kelly Says
Census takers use 'occupants' to count people, but in emergencies like building fires, knowing exactly how many occupants are in a building can mean the difference between life and death—it's why fire safety codes require head counts.
Translations
BNবাংলা
বাসিন্দা
ba-shin-da
CACatalà
habitants
ha-bi-tants
CSČeština
obyvatelé
o-by-va-te-le
DEDeutsch
Bewohner
be-voh-ner
ELΕλληνικά
κατοικούντες
ka-to-i-koon-tes
ESEspañol
ocupantes
o-ku-pan-tes
FISuomi
asukkaat
as-u-kaat
FRFrançais
occupants
o-kyup-an-s
GUGU
વસવાસીઓ
va-sa-va-si-o
IDBahasa Indonesia
penduduk
pen-du-duk
ITItaliano
occupanti
o-k-ku-pan-ti
KKKK
тұрғындар
tur-gy-n-dar
MSBahasa Melayu
penduduk
pen-du-duk
NLNederlands
bewoners
be-won-ers
PLPolski
mieszkańcy
mish-kan-tsy
PTPortuguês
ocupantes
o-ku-pan-tes
RORomână
locuitori
lo-ku-to-ri
RUРусский
жильцы
zhi-l-tsy
SVSvenska
innevånare
in-ne-va-nare
TAதமிழ்
வாசிகள்
vaa-shi-gal
THไทย
ผู้อยู่อาศัย
phoo-oi-yoo-a-sai
TLTL
mga nakatira
mga na-ka-ti-ra
TRTürkçe
kişiler
ki-shi-ler
UKУкраїнська
мешканці
me-shka-n-tsy
VITiếng Việt
người ở
nguoi o
YOYO
awọn oníṣẹ
awon o-ni-she