This is the 6816th most frequent Portuguese word.
hae
The word "hae" does not exist in Portuguese. You might have meant "há," which means "there is" or "there are."
The term 'há' can be used in auxiliary contexts for existence or habitual actions, derived from 'haver'.
Ele tem o hábito de meditar todos os dias.
He has the habit of meditating every day.
Here, 'areia' (sand) includes the sequence 'ae' that leads to the word 'hae' in the sentence when considering phonological aspects in repetition.
Crianças gostam de brincar na areia da praia.
Children like to play in the sand on the beach.
In this sentence, 'Há' signifies 'there is' or 'there are,' denoting existence.