HAVE in different languages: 130+ Translation & Listening

Below you can find the translation of the word 'have' in 130+ other languages and listen to its pronunciation using the audio button (🔊 ) to the right of the languages. You can also learn exotic things like morse code, MD5-SHA hash, binary and hex codes of the word. :)
Have word length consists of 4 characters and 1 syllables.

Afrikaans:

het 🔊

Akan:

wɔ 🔊

Albanian:

kanë 🔊

Amharic:

አላቸው

Arabic:

يملك

Armenian:

ունեն

Assamese:

have

Aymara:

utjayaña 🔊

Azerbaijani:

var 🔊

Bambara:

sɔrɔ 🔊

Basque:

izan 🔊

Belarusian:

мець

Bengali:

আছে

Bhojpuri:

पास

Bosnian:

imati 🔊

Bulgarian:

имат

Catalan:

tenir 🔊

Cebuano:

adunay 🔊

Chichewa:

kukhala 🔊

Chinese (Simplified):

有 🔊

Chinese (Traditional):

有 🔊

Corsican:

avè 🔊

Croatian:

imati 🔊

Czech:

mít 🔊

Danish:

har 🔊

Divehi:

އޮތުން

Dogri:

होना

Dutch:

hebben 🔊

Esperanto:

havas 🔊

Estonian:

on 🔊

Ewe:

le esi 🔊

Filipino:

mayroon 🔊

Finnish:

omistaa 🔊

French:

ont 🔊

Frisian:

hawwe 🔊

Galician:

ter 🔊

Ganda:

-ina 🔊

Georgian:

აქვს

German:

haben 🔊

Goan Konkani:

आसात

Greek:

έχω

Guarani:

reko

Gujarati:

પાસે

Haitian Creole:

genyen 🔊

Hausa:

yi 🔊

Hawaiian:

loaʻa 🔊

Hebrew:

יש

Hindi:

पास 🔊

Hmong:

muaj 🔊

Hungarian:

van 🔊

Icelandic:

hafa 🔊

Igbo:

nwere 🔊

Iloko:

addaan 🔊

Indonesian:

memiliki 🔊

Irish:

agat 🔊

Italian:

Avere 🔊

Japanese:

もつ 🔊

Javanese:

duwe 🔊

Kannada:

ಹೊಂದಿವೆ

Kazakh:

бар

Khmer:

មាន

Kinyarwanda:

kugira

Korean:

가지다 🔊

Krio:

gɛt 🔊

Kurdish (Kurmanji):

hebûn 🔊

Kurdish (Sorani):

هەبوون

Kyrgyz:

бар

Lao:

ມີ

Latin:

habet 🔊

Latvian:

ir 🔊

Lingala:

kozala na 🔊

Lithuanian:

turėti 🔊

Luxembourgish:

hunn 🔊

Macedonian:

имаат

Maithili:

लग अछि

Malagasy:

eFA 🔊

Malay:

mempunyai 🔊

Malayalam:

ഉണ്ട്

Maltese:

jkollhom 🔊

Maori:

whai 🔊

Marathi:

आहे

Mizo:

nei 🔊

Mongolian:

байна

Myanmar (Burmese):

ရှိသည်

Nepali:

छ

Northern Sotho:

na le 🔊

Norwegian:

ha 🔊

Odia (Oriya):

ଅଛି

Oromo:

qaba 🔊

Pashto:

لري

Persian:

دارند

Polish:

Posiadać 🔊

Portuguese:

ter 🔊

Punjabi:

ਕੋਲ

Quechua:

kanku 🔊

Romanian:

avea 🔊

Russian:

иметь 🔊

Samoan:

maua 🔊

Sanskrit:

अस्ति

Scots Gaelic:

tha 🔊

Serbian:

имати

Sesotho:

na le 🔊

Shona:

have 🔊

Sindhi:

وٽ

Sinhala:

ඇති

Slovak:

mať 🔊

Slovenian:

imajo 🔊

Somali:

leeyihiin 🔊

Spanish:

tener 🔊

Sundanese:

gaduh 🔊

Swahili:

kuwa na 🔊

Swedish:

ha 🔊

Tajik:

доранд

Tamil:

வேண்டும்

Tatar:

бар

Telugu:

కలిగి ఉంటాయి

Thai:

มี

Tigrinya:

ኣለኒ

Tsonga:

hi na 🔊

Turkish:

sahip olmak 🔊

Turkmen:

bar 🔊

Ukrainian:

мати

Urdu:

ہے

Uyghur:

have

Uzbek:

bor 🔊

Vietnamese:

có 🔊

Welsh:

cael 🔊

Xhosa:

babe 🔊

Yiddish:

האָבן

Yoruba:

ni 🔊

Zulu:

babe 🔊

Hebrew:

יש

Javanese:

duwe 🔊

Morse Code:

-.. ..- .-- .

BASE64 Code:

ZHV3ZQ==

MD5 Hash:

3a2ebf39768b8fe8dd25965b08873104

SHA1 Hash:

2bbbb5f5ea822a5adac044fb9d6c8bf6ccd8ef99

SHA256 Hash:

9b451dd10734e9cd3eb225196928357e1eb06986d2b3b92a2a97b9c6374466d2

CRC32 Hash:

2593943317

Binary:

1100100 1110101 1110111 1100101

Hex:

64757765

ASCII:

100 117 119 101

Example of using "have" in a sentence

1. I have to finish my homework before I can go out.
2. You have been a great friend to me over the years.
3. We have seen that movie at least three times already.
4. They have decided to move to a new city for a fresh start.
5. She haves always wanted to learn how to play the piano.