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sein

/saɪ̯n/ determiner A1

1. his

English	his
French	son
Portuguese	dele, seu
Czech	jeho
Italian	suo
Spanish	su
Dutch	zijn
Swedish	hans
Latin	suus, ille

2. its (agreeing with a masculine or neuter noun)

English	its
French	son
Portuguese	seu
Czech	jeho
Italian	suo
Spanish	su
Dutch	ervan
Swedish	ett dess
Latin	suus

3. one's

English	one's
French	son, sa, ses
Portuguese	seu
Czech	svůj
Italian	suo
Spanish	su, suyo
Dutch	zijn
Swedish	sin, sina, ens

4. have

English	have
French	l'être
Portuguese	o ser, o haver
Czech	být, mít
Italian	l'essere, sono
Spanish	el ser, el estar, el haber
Dutch	het zijn
Swedish	ha

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sein

/saɪ̯n/ pronoun A1

1. his

English	his
French	son, la sienne, le sien
Portuguese	seu
Czech	jeho, svůj
Italian	suo, i suoi, le sue
Spanish	suyo
Dutch	zijn
Swedish	hans, hennes, dess
Latin	suus

2. its

English	its
French	son
Portuguese	seu
Czech	jeho
Italian	suo
Spanish	su
Dutch	ervan
Swedish	dess
Latin	hic, ille, suus

3. his, hers

English	his, hers
French	les siens
Portuguese	dele
Czech	jeho, její
Italian	i suoi
Spanish	suyo
Swedish	sin, hans, hennes
Latin	hic, ille, suus

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sein

/saɪ̯n/ verb A1

1. to have, to be

English	to be, to have
French	être, avoir
Portuguese	ser, estar, ter
Czech	být
Italian	essere, avere
Spanish	ser, estar
Dutch	zijn
Swedish	vara, ha, finnas
Latin	sum, venio, sto

2. to be

English	to be
French	être, venir de
Portuguese	ser, estar
Czech	být, bývat, mít
Italian	essere, stare
Spanish	ser, estar, tener
Dutch	zijn
Swedish	vara, sitta
Latin	esse

3. to be, to exist

English	to be, to exist
French	être
Portuguese	ser, estar
Czech	být
Italian	essere, esistere
Spanish	ser, estar
Dutch	zijn
Swedish	vara
Latin	esse

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