English · Common Verbs
/hæz/
[/hæz/]
third-person singular of have
Third-person singular present of 'have': he, she, or it owns, holds, or experiences something.
She has three brothers and a sister, and they all live in the same friendly town.
She has three brothers and a sister, and they all live in the same friendly town.
From Old English 'hæfþ', present form of 'habban' (to have).
Used as a main verb and as an auxiliary in present perfect tenses with singular subjects.