Czech Word of the Day
mít
MEET • verb — 7th of Aug, 2026
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Meaning: to have; to possess
Examples
- Mám nový telefon.
(I have a new phone.) - Máte čas dnes večer?
(Do you have time this evening?) - Nemáme dost jídla.
(We do not have enough food.)
Synonyms
- vlastnit
- držet
Conjugation
| Person | Přítomný čas | Minulý čas |
|---|---|---|
| já | mám | měl jsem |
| ty | máš | měl jsi |
| on/ona/ono | má | měl / měla / mělo |
| my | máme | měli jsme |
| vy | máte | měli jste |
| oni/ony/ona | mají | měli / měly |
This is one of the most common Czech verbs. It is used for possession, age, relationships, and many everyday expressions, so it appears very often in simple conversation.
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