hae

[hey, ha]

verb (used with object), auxiliary verb Scot.

have.

HAE

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Contemporary Examples of hae

Another classmate did tell police that she saw Hae at the school at 3:00 p.m .
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So why shouldn't he stay on, and hae his family by his side?
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Historical Examples of hae

You will find it in the Museum, "I hae been at Crookie-den," etc.
The Letters of Robert Burns
Robert Burns
I trust they'll be worthy o' the feet that God made, and that hae to be shod by me.
Salted With Fire
George MacDonald
I'll be ben mysel' in a meenute or twa to hae a crack wi' her.
Salted With Fire
George MacDonald
And maybe I hae been ower lang in comin to that same plainness!
Salted With Fire
George MacDonald
Then I should hae objections—mair nor ane—to put to the fore!
Salted With Fire
George MacDonald

British Dictionary definitions for hae

hae

verb

a Scot variant of have

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Word Origin and History for hae

an attempt to represent the Scottish pronunciation of have.