No. 47 in Czech
mít
"To have"
In a sentence
Mám hlad.
I am hungry.
Here, 'mít' is used as an idiomatic phrase, where 'to have hunger' signifies 'to be hungry'.
Máme velký dům.
We have a big house.
In this sentence, 'mít' is used in its primary meaning of possession, indicating ownership of an object.
Budeme mít návštěvu.
We will have visitors.
Here, 'mít' indicates a future possession or occurrence, combined with the verb 'budeme' (we will) to construct the future tense.
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