1. To dwell; to reside for a time.

2. A tent; a temporary habitation; a movable building, of the nature of a temple, erected by the Israelites for worship during their wanderings is the wilderness; a place of worship; a sacred place; in the Itom. Cath. Church, a chest placed on the altar as a receptacle for the consecrated elements in the encharist; the human body as a place of temporary sojourn.

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

• tabernecle,
• tabernackle,
• tabernacel,
• taberancle,
• taberncale,
• rabernacle,
• fabernacle,
• gabernacle,
• yabernacle,
• tavernacle,
• tabrnacle,
• tabernacl,
• tabernaclle,
• tebernacle,
• tabernicle,
• hibernacle,
• Hybernacle,
• Habernacle,
• Tabernecled,
• Tabernaculer

• tabernacles,
• Tavernier,
• Taybron,
• Tavernia.

The adverb form of "tabernacle" is "tabernacularly".

The adjective form of the word "tabernacle" is "tabernacular".

The plural of the "tabernacle" can be the "tabernacles".

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