Hast

/hæst/ verb

Definition

archaic second person singular of 'have'

Etymology

Old English hæfst, second person singular of habban

Kelly Says

Hast is old-timey 'have' - think Shakespeare saying 'thou hast'!

Translations

AMአማርኛ
ማማራማራ
haast
ARالعربية
حاست
HA-st
BNবাংলা
টাটাকা
haast
CACatalà
hast
HA-st
CSČeština
hast
HA-st
DADansk
hast
HA-st
DEDeutsch
hast
HA-st
ELΕλληνικά
ληπη
li-pi
ESEspañol
hasta
HA-sta
FAفارسی
است
eest
FISuomi
hast
HA-st
FRFrançais
hâte
HA-t
GUGU
સેસેવે
haast
HAHA
ƞƟƞƟơƟ
haast
HEעברית
אאטית
haast
HIहिन्दी
सेस्न्
haast
HUMagyar
hast
HA-st
IDBahasa Indonesia
hast
HA-st
IGIG
ƎƏƎƏƑƏ
haast
ITItaliano
hast
HA-st
JA日本語
影常
hatsu
KKKK
привидне
pri-vi-dne
KMKM
ររសរស
haast
KO한국어
촜주
hasseu
MRMR
मामावा
haast
MSBahasa Melayu
hast
HA-st
MYမြန်မာ
မာမာဟာ
haast
NLNederlands
hast
HA-st
NONorsk
hast
HA-st
PAPA
ਛਿਛਿਵਿ
haast
PLPolski
hast
HA-st
PTPortuguês
haste
HA-sti
RORomână
hast
HA-st
RUРусский
привыдение
pri-vi-dy-en-ee
SVSvenska
hast
HA-st
SWKiswahili
hast
HA-st
TAதமிழ்
கலுகலு
haast
TEతెలుగు
అటరఅటర
haast
THไทย
สาสับ
haat
TLTL
hast
HA-st
TRTürkçe
hast
HA-st
UKУкраїнська
привидне
pri-vi-dne
URاردو
حاست
HA-st
VITiếng Việt
hàst
HA-st
YOYO
ƞƟƞƟơƟ
haast
ZH中文
影常
há sé
ZUZU
DŽDždžDŽDždž
haast

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