FromMiddle Dutchhaten, fromOld Dutchhaton, fromProto-West Germanic*hatēn, fromProto-Germanic*hatāną.

• IPA^(key):/ˈɦaːtə(n)/

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• Hyphenation:ha‧ten
• Rhymes:-aːtən
• Homophones:haatten(general),haatte,hate(n-dropping)

haten

1. (transitive) tohate

• hater

• haat

• Afrikaans:haat
• Negerhollands:hat

FromEnglishhate +‎-en.

• IPA^(key):[ˈhɛɪ̯tn̩],[ˈhɛɪ̯tən]

haten (weak,third-person singular presenthatet,past tensehatete,past participlegehatet,auxiliaryhaben)

1. (Internetslang) tohate

• Hater

haten

1. first-personpluralpreteriteindicative ofhunn
2. third-personpluralpreteriteindicative ofhunn

• haate,hate,hatye,hatyn
• hatenn,hatien,hatiȝen,heatien(Early Middle English)

Inherited fromOld Englishhatian, fromProto-West Germanic*hatēn, fromProto-Germanic*hatāną; equivalent tohate +‎-en(infinitival suffix).

• IPA^(key):/ˈhaːtən/

haten (third-person singular simple presenthateth,present participlehatynge,first-/third-person singular past indicative and past participlehated)

1. To feelnegativeemotions towards (something):
   1. To feeldislike orhatred towards (someone).
   2. Tohate (someone); to permanently dislike someone.
   3. To view (someone) asbeneath oneself; to feelcontemptuous towards someone.
   4. (rare) To dislike doing (something).
2. To perform negative acts towards (something):
   1. Toattack,punish, orharass (someone).
   2. Torefuse or avoid (something); toshun, toscorn.
   3. To ruin; to cause thedestruction (of something).
   4. (rare) To beinherently opposed to something.

• English:hate
• Scots:hate

• “hāten,v.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved2018-07-16.

• IPA^(key):/ˈxɑː.ten/,[ˈhɑː.ten]

hāten

1. pluralpresentsubjunctive ofhātan

hāten

1. pastparticiple ofhātan