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Does "io abito" mean "I live" in Italian?

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Does "io abito" mean "I live" in Italian?

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  1. yeah, im doing an italian assignment and im just doing my speech then putting it in a online translator and i remember that abito was like habitat sos were you live but the translator is saying dress, pretty sure it is abito though from memory,

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