Hae Meaning in English
word · lemma: have
ˈhæv
HAV
hˈiː
HEE
释义
'Hae' is an old, regional, or non-standard way to say 'have,' mainly found in some Scottish or Northern English dialects. It means to possess, own, or hold something.
用法与细微差别
'Hae' is very rare in modern English and mostly used in Scottish dialect or historical contexts. It is informal and not used in standard English writing. Often heard in literature, poems, or regional speech; use 'have' instead in normal conversation.
Spanish: tenerPortuguese (BR): terPortuguese (PT): terChinese (Simplified): 有Chinese (Traditional): 有Hindi: होनाArabic: يملكBengali: রাখা - আছে - অধিকার করাRussian: иметьJapanese: 持つ - 持っているVietnamese: cóKorean: 가지다Turkish: sahip olmakUrdu: رکھناIndonesian: punya - memiliki
例句
I hae a new book.
basic
Do ye hae any bread?
basic
She haes a big family.
basic
I dinna hae time for that today.
natural
Ye can hae a seat if ye like.
natural
He doesna hae much luck these days.
natural