1. To live in a cabin.

2. A small room; a cottage or hut; an apartment in a ship for officers and passengers.

3. To confine in a cabin.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• carben,
• cabile,
• ccabin,
• cabeint,
• casin,
• cabina,
• cobin,
• canin,
• caino,
• bagin,
• cafine,
• cabi,
• cabine,
• clain,
• carbion,
• grabin,
• crabon,
• calbing,
• cabing,
• scabing

• carbon,
• capon,
• cave in,
• can,
• bin,
• coin,
• cab,
• curbing,
• gain,
• cuban,
• caffein,
• Cubing,
• capone,
• caban,
• gabon,
• Cabling,
• caffeine,
• Cavin,
• cabinet,
• cabana,
• jabbing,
• CAPEN.

The adverb form of the word "cabin" is "cabinward".

The adjective form of the word "cabin" is "cabin". The word "cabin" can function as both a noun and an adjective without any changes in spelling.

The plural of the "cabin" can be the "cabins".

The singular of the "cabin" can be the "cabin".