Haver Meaning in English
word · lemma: have
释义
An old or very formal English verb meaning 'to have' or 'to exist,' mostly used today in legal, literary, or poetic contexts. It sometimes appears in phrases like 'there shall be' or 'there hath been.'
用法与细微差别
Extremely rare and archaic in modern speech; almost never used in conversation. Common in old texts, legal documents, poetry, or set expressions (e.g., 'hath been,' 'there shall have been'). Do not use in daily English, and don't confuse with 'have' (present or auxiliary verb).
例句
There haver been many changes over the years.
basic
If there should haver any dispute, consult the contract.
basic
No man shall haver more than is just.
basic
Long ago, kings would haver great riches and power.
natural
Should any errors haver, inform the clerk at once.
natural
Never has there haver such a sight in this land.
natural