havest |
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havest |
have |
As verbs the difference between havest and have
is that
havest is archaic second-person singular of have while
have is to possess, own, hold.
hadst |
havest |
As verbs the difference between hadst and havest
is that
hadst is second-person singular past of have while
havest is archaic second-person singular of have.
havest |
wavest |
As verbs the difference between havest and wavest
is that
havest is archaic second-person singular of have while
wavest is archaic second-person singular of wave.
terms |
havest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb havest is
(
have).
havest |
ravest |
As verbs the difference between havest and ravest
is that
havest is archaic second-person singular of have while
ravest is archaic second-person singular of rave.
havest |
hatest |
As verbs the difference between havest and hatest
is that
havest is archaic second-person singular of have while
hatest is second-person singular present simple form of
hate
havest | lavest |
As verbs the difference between havest and lavest
is that
havest is archaic second-person singular of have while
lavest is archaic second-person singular of lave.
havest | heavest |
As verbs the difference between havest and heavest
is that
havest is archaic second-person singular of have while
heavest is archaic second-person singular of heave.
havest | havent |
As a verb havest
is archaic second-person singular of have.
As a contraction havent is
alternative form of haven't|lang=en.
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