Without possessions; destitute, poor, or lacking material goods; someone who does not have or own anything.
Formed from have plus the suffix -less (without), following the productive English pattern seen in words like 'homeless,' 'helpless,' or 'hopeless.'
Haveless is an older English word that literally means 'without having'—it's poetically direct, though modern English prefers 'destitute' or 'homeless' depending on context.
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