Hase (en. Hase)

/'ase/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
Form of the verb hacer used in subordinate clauses.
It is important that he hase his homework.
Es importante que él hase su tarea.
Subjunctive use in hypothetical contexts.
I hope that hase good weather tomorrow.
Ojalá que hase buen tiempo mañana.

Etymology

From Latin 'facere', evolving towards the forms of the verb hacer.

Common Phrases and Expressions

hase falta
indicates that something is necessary.
hase falta
no hase caso
means that one should not pay attention.
no hase caso
hase como si
indicates a hypothetical or simulated action.
hase como si

Related Words

hacer
to perform or carry out an action.
hacer
hizo
past tense of the verb hacer in the third person singular.
hizo
hecho
the action of doing, result of an activity.
hecho

Slang Meanings

It is used to refer to someone who does not act correctly.
That guy is a hase, he never follows through on what he says.
Ese tipo es un hase, nunca cumple con lo que dice.
Someone who promises a lot but does nothing.
Don't believe him, he's a hase.
No le creas, es un hase.