Czech · Common Verbs
to have
To own or possess something.
Mám dva lístky na koncert.
I have two tickets for the concert.
'Mít' has its roots in the Proto-Slavic '*měti', meaning to have or to possess. This verb has maintained its core meaning throughout its historical development in the Czech language.
'Mít' is one of the most common verbs in Czech, used in both formal and informal contexts, essential in everyday conversation and writing.