Split haven't into syllables
ha ven't
haven't has 2 syllables
How haven't is divided into syllables
- Syllable breakdown
- ha-ven't
- Number of syllables
- 2 syllables
- Phonetic transcription (IPA)
- ˈhæv.n̩t
What haven't means
- In North America, haven't is almost always used only when followed by got or as an auxiliary. Thus I haven't any money would typically be I don't have any money or occasionally I haven't got any money, but very rarely as I haven't any money, which would be more common in British English. Auxiliary use, as in I haven't seen him, is fully standard in all varieties.
- have not (negative form of have)
Related words
- Ha
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- haberdashery
- habiliment
- habit
- habitability
- habitable
- habitat
- habitation
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Frequently asked questions
How many syllables does haven't have?
The word haven't has 2 syllables: ha-ven't.
How do you split haven't into syllables?
haven't is divided like this: ha-ven't.