have
From Old English 'habban', from Proto-Germanic '*habjan', related to Dutch 'hebben' and German 'haben'.
VERB
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To possess something; to own or hold something as belonging to oneself. This verb can also express a state of experiencing something, such as emotions, conditions, or rights. It is also used as an auxiliary verb to form perfect tenses.
irregular
| participle | past |
|---|---|
| had | had |