1. To dwell.

2. The condition of a region of the earth's surface as regards temperature and atmospheric changes in their relation to or effects upon plants and animals; anciently one of the thirty zones into which the space between the equator and the pole was divided agreeably to the obliquity of the sun's course to the horizon, as causing the inequality of day and night.

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

• aclamate,
• clssmate,
• clamate,
• ellimate,
• claimate,
• limat,
• climnate,
• ulimate,
• cilmate,
• climage,
• climaite,
• cliamate,
• cllimate,
• climiate,
• clmiate,
• cliamte,
• elemate,
• limite,
• aclimate,
• cliante

• collimate,
• clamatores,
• climatic,
• climatical,
• clematis.

The adjective form of the word "climate" is "climatic".

The plural of the "climate" can be the "climates".

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