tenir

1. (Balearic, Central, Valencia) to have, possess
2. (Balearic, Central, Valencia) to hold

Pronounced as (IPA)

[təˈni]

Etymology

Inherited from Early Medieval Latin tenīre, from Classical Latin tenēre with change of conjugation to -ir also found in Occitan and French.

Concepts

have

have got

hold

experience

possess

take

receive

get

intend

keep

maintain

old

🧓

own

retain

succeed

taste

carry to term

accept

🉑

’ve

accredit

admit

aught

be

catch

feature

hang onto

Synonyms

tindre

posseir

experimentar

comptar

🔢

existir

figurar

mantenir

obtenir

patir

presentar

rebre

retenir

sostenir

suportar

estar malalt

acceptar

🉑

posseïr

acollir

🉑

aguantar

Translations

tener

avoir

avere

halten

κρατώ

ter

έχω

mieć

haben

tenir

hebben

ملك

👼

aver

tenere

posséder

Sentences

Del seu matrimoni va tenir un fill i dues filles .

From his marriage he had a son and two daughters.

Per exercir el dret de decidir hem de tenir el dret de desobeir .

To exercise the right to decide we must have the right to disobey.

Van tenir tres fills , Lawrence, Anna i Sophia.

They had three children, Lawrence, Anna and Sophia.

Fins i tot va tenir indústries prop del camp de concentració d'Auschwitz.

He even had industries near the Auschwitz concentration camp.

Quin és actualment el percentatge mínim per tenir representació a les Corts ?

What is currently the minimum percentage to have representation in the Courts?

Les fulles solen tenir lòbuls poc profunds a prop de la punta arrodonida .

The leaves usually have shallow lobes near the rounded tip.