Primitive abode is a term used to describe dwellings that were built by early humans. A teepee, which is a 5-letter word, is a conical tent traditionally made of animal skins and wooden poles. It was used by Native American tribes as a temporary shelter. A HUT, which is a 3-letter word, is a small, simple dwelling made of natural materials such as wood, mud, and straw. It was used by many cultures around the world as a permanent or semi-permanent home. Both teepees and huts are examples of primitive abodes.