Hey I need help finding the English meaning of each of these Latin words.

1 habeo to have
2
3 habemus
4
5 habes
6 you have
7 habetis
8
9 habet
10
11 habent
12

What are the blanks for?

List them like this:
habeo = I have (not "to have")
habes =
habet =
habemus =
habetis =
habent =

These are the present tense forms for this 2nd conjugation verb.

http://www.math.osu.edu/~econrad/lang/latin.html

Let me know what you think.

The blanks are where I'm supposed to put the English form of that word. And that site was good, but not what I was needing.

Writeacher already told you what should be in blank # 2.

Check your book for the conjugation of habere.

I

you
he, she, it
we
you
they

Those are the pronouns that go with those forms I listed. It's up to YOU to know those pronouns and put them with the correct verb form.

Let me know what you come up with. Keep in mind that no one here will do your work for you, but we can steer you in the right direction and check your work for you.

Thank you both very much. I really appreciate you guys helping all of us kids that use Jiskha.

Marina

Did you figure it out?

You're very welcome.

Sure! To find the English meaning of Latin words, you can use a Latin-English dictionary or an online translation tool. Let's go through each word step by step:

1. "habeo" - This means "to have" in English.

2. (Missing word) - To find the English meaning, you need to provide the Latin word.

3. "habemus" - This means "we have" in English. It is the first person plural form of "habeo".

4. (Missing word) - Again, please provide the Latin word to find its English meaning.

5. "habes" - This means "you have" in English. It is the second person singular form of "habeo".

6. "you have" - This is already in English and is a translation of "habes" (second person singular).

7. "habetis" - This means "you have" in English. It is the second person plural form of "habeo".

8. (Missing word) - Please provide the Latin word to find its English meaning.

9. "habet" - This means "he/she/it has" in English. It is the third person singular form of "habeo".

10. (Missing word) - Please provide the Latin word to find its English meaning.

11. "habent" - This means "they have" in English. It is the third person plural form of "habeo".

12. (Missing word) - Please provide the Latin word to find its English meaning.

To complete the list, please provide the missing Latin words and I'd be happy to help you with their English meanings as well.