ge verb

sich gehaben

hat ge · hat gehabt · gehabte
Based on: ge-, haben
1.

to be

(Pretty much ONLY used in the sense of "Be well." as a good bye phrase. Super rare, super ancient, but you can find it in books. If you want, you can use the phrase as a joke. )
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  • Gehab dich wohl, mein Freund!
  • Farewell, my friend! (Be well!)

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How many meanings does the German word 'sich gehaben' have?

sich gehaben has 1 distinct meaning: 1. to be.

What is the past tense of 'sich gehaben'?

hat gehabt / gehabte

What is the er/sie/es form of 'sich gehaben'?

er/sie/es hat ge

What is 'sich gehaben' related to?

The word 'sich gehaben' is related to ge- and haben.

Where can I learn more about 'sich gehaben'?

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