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Habile Habilitate Habit Habitat Habitation Habitual Habitus
Engraved before 1811 from an original in the then Museum Pio Clemens in Rome (Click for details)
Esculapius (Medicine) between Mercury (Merchants) and the Graces (Medicine, Hygiene and Panacea)
Esculapius dealt with Patients - Merchants make deals with Clients

~ HABILE  id+ | FIT  ABLE  APT |
          from
     lat HABILIS    = SUITABLE  SKILLED
     sp  HABIL        TO BE ABLE or CAPABLE
         HABILITATED  EMPOWERED FOR
     med> REHABILITATED implies recovery or ABILITY
     lit+ "HOMO HABILIS" or CAPABLE HUMAN        <maxim
     biol> HOMO HABILIS IS THE PRIMATE SPECIES
                THAT PRECEDED HUMANS
~ HABILITATE    TO QUALIFY or TO FURNISH         sug> REHABILITATE
~ HABIT         CUSTOM  PRACTICE  TENDENCY  CONDITION
                also HABITUAL DRESS or APPEARANCE  COSTUME
                also a CHARACTERISTIC PRACTICE or USAGE or TENDENCY
           sp HABITO = USUAL   denotes CUSTOM or GARB
              HABITUAL implies FREQUENT ACT or ACTION
~ HABITAT  HABITATION or
           THE NATURAL LOCALITY FOR AN ORGANISM as in
               SOCIETY or ECOLOGY   as in ECOLOGICAL NICHE
~ HABITATION   DWELLING                       sug> INHABIT
~ HABITUAL     CUSTOMARY  REPEATED  CUSTOM  ROUTINE  ACCUSTOMED
               sc> THE HABITUAL IS THE SUBJECT OF ANTHROPOLOGY and
                   of ETHICS                            see> AIDOS
     eng MORAL    = CUSTOM considered NOBLE  SUPERIOR
     sp  MORADA     HABITATION
         MORADOR    INHABITANT
         MORATORIA  MORATORIUM
         DEMORA       DELAY
         MORTAL     LATE or DECEASED from MORTAL
         MORAL      HABITUAL
           related to MAR MARA MORA MORAL AIDOS   <see
~ HABITUS  from lat HABITUS = HABIT or POSTURE
           implies APPEARANCE  POSTURE  TENDENCY also
  A CUSTOM or CUSTOMARY
  lat HABITUS      or
      HABERE     = TO HAVE or TO HOLD from
      HABITABILIS  HABITABLE from
      HABITANS     TENANT  INHABITANT  DWELLER  OCCUPANT
      HABITARE     TO DWELL  RESIDE  leads to RESIDENT RESIDENCY
  med> A HABITUS denotes A PARTICULAR APPEARANCE or POSTURE
       also A TENDENCY  PROPENSITY or HEALTH STATUS
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