Tabitha

• The only single word anagram for "habitat" is "Tabitha." Tabitha has origins in the Aramaic word for "gazelle." Tabitha is the name of a woman in the Bible who first appears in Acts 9:35 (New International Version).
  
  

Partial Anagrams

• Depending on how you define "anagram," you can form words using only some of the letters in the word "habitat." Examples of these are "habit," "that," "bait," and "bath."
  
  

Multi-Word Anagrams

• There are many possible anagrams you can make if you use spaces to form multiple words. Examples of these are "hit a bat," "a bit hat" and "I at bath."
  
  

Is it Impossible to Form an Anagram From "Habitat"?

• Arguably, it is impossible to form a single-word anagram from "habitat." Tabitha is a proper noun and is not found in a standard English dictionary. Also, as a proper noun, Tabitha must be capitalized, whereas the T in "habitat" is not capitalized.