habend
having (present participle)
English translations
- 01
having
- 02
possessive
Word details
- German meaning
- Besitzend; im Besitz von etwas sein.
- English meaning
- Having
- Synonym
- None
- German example
- Ein Haus habend, fühlt er sich sicher.
- English example
- Having a house, he feels safe.
Related words
- Mittwochabend
Wednesday evening refers to the evening of Wednesday, the evening of the third day of the week.
- wachhabend
on duty, on guard
- wohlhabend
Wealthy
- arm
Poor
- breit
wide
- kalt
Cold
- schwach
weak
- heiß
hot
- silbrig
silvery
- sauer
sour / angry
- schmal
narrow
- ringförmig
Ring-shaped
- gerechtfertigt
Justified
- furchtlos
Fearless
- sanftmütig
Gentle
- laxierend
Laxative
- keulenartig
club-shaped
- positiv
Positive
- gierig
greedy
- genannt
named
- lebensmüde
Weary of life, suicidal
- aalähnlich
Eel-like
- fischartig
Fish-like
- kugelförmig
Spherical means having the shape of a sphere, that is, round and uniform in all directions.
- claviform
club-shaped None
- betucht
Well-to-do, affluent
- vorausahnend
prescient
- gegengleich
Opposite, inverse, additive inverse
- essgestört
Having an eating disorder; having an unhealthy relationship with food.
- schlammartig
Muddy means having the consistency of mud, that is, damp, soft, and sticky.
- vorrangig
Priority
- nussig
Nutty
- süss
sweet
- orangefarbig
Orange
- geruchslos
Odorless
- längerlebig
Long-lasting
- nullwertig
Worthless
- oktaederförmig
octahedral
- vertretungsberechtigt
Authorized to represent
- megaloman
Megalomanic means having delusions of grandeur, an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or power.
- schmalbrüstig
Having a narrow chest; figuratively: weak, powerless, unconvincing.
- zweideutig
Ambiguous
- kleingläubig
Little faith, doubting
- bitter
Bitter
- apfelförmig
Apple-shaped
- auberginefarben
Aubergine-colored, eggplant-colored
- bedeutungsgleich
Synonymous
- beinfarben
Bone-colored
- begütert
Wealthy, affluent
Example sentences with “habend”
Das Kind, ein Spielzeug habend, lächelte. (The child, having a toy, smiled.)
Frequently asked questions
Is it common?
No, very rare in German; usually replaced by a relative clause.