No. 14,226 in German
hasst
"Hasst" means "hate" (second-person singular form of "hassen").
In a sentence
Er hasst es, früh aufzustehen.
He hates getting up early.
The verb 'hasst' is used as a third-person singular form of 'hassen', indicating a dislike towards an action or situation.
Sie hasst laute Musik.
She hates loud music.
In this context, 'hasst' expresses detest or strong dislike of a specific object (loud music).
Der Hund hasst es, allein zu sein.
The dog hates being alone.
Here, 'hasst' is used to convey an aversion or strong negative feeling towards a certain state or condition.
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