Translate this sentence from latin to english?

"He lives in a large/great house"

if it was "I live" it would be "Habito"

Hope this helps!

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It's a mess! As others have said, some of those words aren't real Latin words. However, let's give the sentence the benefit of supposing that those words are just misspellings and the author meant to write "Etiam incidunt odio in urna eiusmodi et moleste [or molestia] elit porta." There's still one non-word there ("elit"), but maybe we can make SOME sense of it all. It could mean, "Indeed, by hate they fall into an urn of this kind, and the door [does something] irritably." "Elit" is almost certainly meant to be a third-person singlualr verb, but its first principal part would have to be either "elo" or "elio," and there just isn't any such verb. Do you know where the sentence comes from?

Casa magna babitat or habitat? I think it means....monkeys are gonna take over the world.

Upon hut magna to have frequently. that is the direct translation, though, to have it correctly traslated it wuld say:my big house is regularly vistited upon.

He will have lived in a large house.

I'm not an expert, but it sounds like "he lives in a large hut/house."

he lives in a big house

is it house live or somrthing beautyiful language though.sry said id give it a shot and im from ireland :)

he/she/it lives in a large/great house

i live in a great/large house!