IPA: /ˈhæbɪtweɪ/
KK: /hæbɪˈtjuː/
A person who frequently visits a particular place or is often found in a specific environment.
As a habitue of the local café, she knew all the baristas by name.
Habitue → It is derived from the French word 'habitué', which comes from the verb 'habiter' (meaning to inhabit or dwell). The term refers to a person who is accustomed to a particular place or environment, indicating familiarity or regular presence.
Think of someone who 'inhabits' a place regularly — that's what 'habitué' means, a person who is used to being in a specific environment.