Definition of haveless in English:

haveless

(also haiveless, haweless, haaveless)

adjective ˈheɪvləs

1Without possessions; poor, destitute. Also: that does not have something specified. Also as noun: a destitute person; (with the) destitute people as a class. rare after Middle English.
2Scottish. Of words, speech, etc.: having no meaning or significance; empty. Now chiefly literary.
3English regional (Lincolnshire). Badly behaved, ill-mannered, rude.
4Scottish and English regional (midlands). Lacking resourcefulness; helpless, incapable, incompetent.

Origin

Old English. Originally (i) from Old English haefen the action or fact of having something, possession, property + -less; with the first element compare Old Icelandic hǫfn, in the same sense.

Definition of haveless in US English:

haveless

(also haiveless, haweless, haaveless)

adjectiveˈheɪvləs

1Without possessions; poor, destitute. Also: that does not have something specified. Also as noun: a destitute person; (with the) destitute people as a class. rare after Middle English.
2Scottish. Of words, speech, etc.: having no meaning or significance; empty. Now chiefly literary.
3English regional (Lincolnshire). Badly behaved, ill-mannered, rude.
4Scottish and English regional (midlands). Lacking resourcefulness; helpless, incapable, incompetent.

Origin

Old English. Originally (i) from Old English haefen the action or fact of having something, possession, property + -less; with the first element compare Old Icelandic hǫfn, in the same sense.

单词	haveless
释义	Definition of haveless in English: haveless (also haiveless, haweless, haaveless) adjective ˈheɪvləs 1Without possessions; poor, destitute. Also: that does not have something specified. Also as noun: a destitute person; (with the) destitute people as a class. rare after Middle English. 2Scottish. Of words, speech, etc.: having no meaning or significance; empty. Now chiefly literary. 3English regional (Lincolnshire). Badly behaved, ill-mannered, rude. 4Scottish and English regional (midlands). Lacking resourcefulness; helpless, incapable, incompetent. Origin Old English. Originally (i) from Old English haefen the action or fact of having something, possession, property + -less; with the first element compare Old Icelandic hǫfn, in the same sense. Definition of haveless in US English: haveless (also haiveless, haweless, haaveless) adjectiveˈheɪvləs 1Without possessions; poor, destitute. Also: that does not have something specified. Also as noun: a destitute person; (with the) destitute people as a class. rare after Middle English. 2Scottish. Of words, speech, etc.: having no meaning or significance; empty. Now chiefly literary. 3English regional (Lincolnshire). Badly behaved, ill-mannered, rude. 4Scottish and English regional (midlands). Lacking resourcefulness; helpless, incapable, incompetent. Origin Old English. Originally (i) from Old English haefen the action or fact of having something, possession, property + -less; with the first element compare Old Icelandic hǫfn, in the same sense.
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