Scottish dialect for 'have.'
From Old English 'habban,' which became 'have' in standard English but remains 'hae' in Scottish dialect. It's a survival of earlier English pronunciation patterns.
Scottish dialects like 'hae' for 'have' and 'dinna' for 'don't' aren't mistakes—they preserve older forms of English that existed centuries ago, making them linguistic fossils.
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