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Havest vs Gavest - What's the difference?

havest | gavest |


As verbs the difference between havest and gavest

is that havest is (have) while gavest is (archaic).

Havest vs Haves - What's the difference?

havest | haves |


As verbs the difference between havest and haves

is that havest is (have) while haves is .

Havest vs Halest - What's the difference?

havest | halest |


As a verb havest

is (have).

As an adjective halest is

(hale).

Havest vs Shavest - What's the difference?

havest | shavest |


As verbs the difference between havest and shavest

is that havest is (have) while shavest is (archaic) (shave).

Savest vs Havest - What's the difference?

savest | havest |


As verbs the difference between savest and havest

is that savest is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of save while havest is (have).

Havest vs Pavest - What's the difference?

havest | pavest |


As verbs the difference between havest and pavest

is that havest is archaic second-person singular of have while pavest is archaic second-person singular of pave.

Harvest vs Havest - What's the difference?

harvest | havest |


As verbs the difference between harvest and havest

is that harvest is to bring in a harvest; reap; glean while havest is archaic second-person singular of have.

As a noun harvest

is the third season of the year; autumn; fall.

Hast vs Havest - What's the difference?

hast | havest | Synonyms |

Havest is a synonym of hast.



As verbs the difference between hast and havest

is that hast is archaic second-person singular of have lang=en while havest is archaic second-person singular of have.

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