Native : 출신인 사람, 태생인 사람, 토착민, 현지인, (그 장소에서)태어나고 자란사람, (사람이)태어난 곳의, (특정한 곳의)토박이의, 출신인
Denizen : (특정지역에서 사는/ 흔히 자주 발견되는/ 정기적으로 방문하는) 사람, 생물, 동물
Inhabitant : (특정 지역의) 주민, 서식 동물
1)
a native, says that you were born and brought up in this place
it's your palce of birth
it's where you come from
I am a native of England and that is where I was brought up
2)
the word, denizen
this is much more literary word
I think denizen gives the idea of something that you often find in that place
it doesn't have to be a native
it is sombody who spend all their time there
in Spain , young people like to spend thier Saturdays and Sundays in the park hanging out with each other. this guy he is one of the denizens of this park
he is somebody who will often find here
they are normally in that place
Denison says yo live there or you come and spend your time around there
a bar fly refers to a person who is denizen of the local bars
a denizen is this is much closer to an inhabitnat
too frequent and regularly visit
a denizen frequents a place
this type of forest area has certain denizens, types of animals that normally live there
3)
inhabitant is a person who inhabits a place or an animal that inhabits a place
inhabitant says it lives there, you llive there
i don't live in the UK, so I am an inhabitant of the city I live in but I am not a native of this city
and you will find me a denizen of certain places, bars or certain restaurants and some places where I normally go
I think, denizen and inhabitant, these are very close synonyms, but denizen is much more formal and much more literary
4)
notice, native, denizen and inhabitants these can refere to people or to animals or insects as well
Native, can be both an adjective and a noun
denizen and inhabitant, these are both nouns
Formality : 5 for native
Formality : 6 for denizen
Formality : 5 for inhabitant
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