Reside
/rɪˈzaɪd/noun
To live in a particular place.
Did you know?The root of 'reside' dates back to Latin, where it meant 'to sit back'—implying a connection to stability and power in one's domain.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
residēre
“To sit back, remain, or dwell in one place.”
Late Latin
Late Latin
residere
“To settle down, stay in a place.”
Old French
Old French
resider
“To dwell or reside.”
Middle English
Middle English
residen
“To dwell or abide in a place.”
Modern English
English
reside
“To live or have one's home in a particular location.”