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Having Meaning for Kids

What Does Having Mean?

Verb

  • To own or possess something.
  • To experience or go through something.

Having — Full Explanation

Having means you possess or own something. For example, if you have a pet, it means that pet belongs to you.

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Having Meaning in Other Languages

hindi
है

hai

रखना

rakhna

kannada
ಹೊಂದಿರುವ (hondiruva)

hondiruva

ಇರುವ (iruva)

iruva

ಮಾಡುವುದು (māḍuvudu)

māḍuvudu

bengali
থাকা (thaka)

thaka

রাখা (rakha)

rakha

পাওয়া (pawa)

pawa

spanish
teniendo en español

teniendo

tener en español

tener

Having Synonyms

Having Antonyms

Having in Sentences

  • I am having a birthday party next week.
  • She is having a sleepover with her friends.
  • We are having a race in the playground.
  • He is having a lemonade on a hot day.
  • They are having a movie night at home.

💬 Having Chat: Listen In!

Lunch Time Conversations

Maya: "Rohan, what are you having in your tiffin today? It smells so good!"

Rohan: "I’m having lemon rice with peanuts. The curry leaves are dancing in my box."

Maya: "Lucky! I’m just having plain curd rice. It looks like a sleepy white cloud."

Rohan: "Curd rice is the best in this heat. See, everyone’s having water so fast today."

Maya: "Yeah, even the steel bottles are sweating. I wish I was having something crunchy too."

Rohan: "I’m having some murukku in this little dabba. But I really want your cool curd rice."

Maya: "You’re having all the fun foods, and I’m having all the boring ones."

Amma (walking up with a spoon): "Arre, what are you both having — a fight or lunch?"

Rohan: "We’re just… looking at each other’s food and feeling jealous."

Maya: "Amma, he’s having lemon rice and murukku. I’m having only curd rice."

Amma: "But you’re having my special mango pickle too, no? I packed it like a secret treasure."

Maya: "Oh yeah! I forgot I’m having that. The smell is already tickling my nose."

Rohan: "Now I’m jealous. I’m not having any pickle at all."

Amma: "Then why don’t you both try having a sharing plan instead?"

Maya: "Okay, I’ll give you some curd rice with pickle."

Rohan: "And I’ll give you lemon rice and murukku. We’re having a mixed lunch now!"

Maya: "Yes! Now I’m having crunchy, tangy, and cool all together."

Rohan: "And I’m having the best pickle in the whole school."

Amma: "See? Having lunch is nicer when you’re having it together."

Frequently Asked Questions About Having

What does 'having' mean?
The word 'having' means to possess or own something. For example, if you say you are having a toy, it means you own that toy.
How do you pronounce 'having'?
You pronounce 'having' like this: 'hav-ing'. The first part sounds like 'have' and the second part sounds like 'ing'.
What is the origin of the word 'having'?
The word 'having' comes from the Old English word 'habban', which means to hold or possess.
What is the meaning of 'having' in Hindi?
The word 'having' in Hindi is 'रखना' (Rakhna).

Facts & Quotes About Having

Fact: Having friends makes life more fun! Friends can share adventures and help us when we need it.
Proverb: A friend in need is a friend indeed. This means true friends help each other in tough times.
Quote: "Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another, 'What! You too? I thought I was the only one.'" - C.S. Lewis