No. 4,407 in German
habt
"Habt" is the second person plural (ihr) conjugation of "haben," meaning "have."
In a sentence
Habt ihr das Buch gelesen?
Did you read the book?
Here, 'habt' is used as the auxiliary verb necessary to form the past perfect tense in a question directed to a second person plural subject 'ihr'.
Habt ihr genug Wasser?
Do you have enough water?
In this sentence, 'habt' functions as the main verb to denote possession, directed at the second person plural 'ihr'.
Habt ihr die Nachricht erhalten?
Have you received the message?
Here, 'habt' serves as the auxiliary verb in the perfect tense construction, referring to actions completed by the second person plural 'ihr'.
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