How to spell HAHVE correctly?
If you intended to write "hahve" but made a typo, here are some correct suggestions: "have", "halve" or "helve". "Have" is a common verb, "halve" means to divide in half, and "helve" refers to the handle of a tool. Double-check your intended meaning and choose the appropriate option to rectify the mistake.
List of suggestions on how to spell hahve correctly
- Ave I walked down Fifth Ave to get to the park.
- cave The bat lives in a cave.
- Dave Dave always arrives at work before anyone else.
- EAVE The birds like to gather on the eave of the roof.
- FAVE
- Gave She gave him a piece of her mind.
- hahn
- hake My grandfather always brings us a hake for dinner.
- hale
- halve I decided to halve the recipe since I didn't need as much food.
- hare The hare is known for its quick speed and agility in running.
- harvey Everyone in Harvey istie.
- hate I do not hate anybody.
- have
- havel
- haven She dreamed of a happy home, a haven from the harsh reality of her life.
- haves The haves and the have-nots is a common phrase used to refer to the economic divide in society.
- haze The sun was barely visible through the thick haze of smoke from the nearby wildfire.
- heave I had to heave the heavy box onto the table.
- helve He sharpened the axe and attached the new helve to it.
- hive The bees built their hive in the tree.
- Hove I've never been to Hove, but I've heard it's a beautiful seaside town.
- lave Our clothes were heavily saggy from the night's soaking and so we decided to lave them before putting them in the dry
- nave The nave of the church was filled with the sound of music during the Sunday service.
- pave
- rave I heard so many good things about the new restaurant that I couldn't help but rave about it to my friends.
- save
- shave I need to shave before going to my meeting.
- wave I love to wave at my neighbor every morning when he goes to work.
