име́ть

very common #108B1

verbimperfective perfective is поиме́ть

1.
to have, to possess, to hold
Ты име́ешь право отказа́ться.
You have the right to refuse.
Mostly with non-physical objects (rights, opinions, possibilities); for physical things Russian usually prefers «у меня есть». Also in many set phrases: иметь в виду 'to mean/bear in mind', иметь при себе 'to carry on one'.
2.
(rare) to have (sexually), to screw, to fuck
Он хва́стался, что име́л её.
He bragged that he had had her.
Vulgar slang; usually with a direct object denoting a person.

Usage info

не иметь смысла: have no meaning
иметь смысл: make sense
иметь свойство: tends to
иметь в виду: to mean
име́ть де́ло с: to deal with

Поня́тия не име́ю.
I have no clue.
Э́то сло́во име́ет двойно́й смысл.
This word has a double meaning.
Э́та ко́мната не име́ет доста́точно со́лнечного све́та.
This room does not get much sun.
Луна́ не име́ет со́бственного све́та.
The moon doesn't have light of its own.
Я ду́маю, грустно не име́ть друзе́й.
I think it's sad to have no friends.
Я не э́то име́л в ви́ду.
That's not what I meant.
У́ксус име́ет о́стрый вкус.
Vinegar has a sharp taste.
Э́ту маши́ну не име́ет смы́сла чини́ть.
The car isn't worth repairing.

Imperative
ты	име́й
вы	име́йте

Active present	име́ющий	having, possessing, owning, who has
Active past	име́вший	having (had), that had, which had, who had
Passive present	имеемый	possessed, available, existing
Passive past	-
Gerund present	име́я	while doing (present)
Gerund past	имев имевши	while doing (past)

LockedUnlock typical usages

Verb	Prefix	Meaning
име́ть	-	to have; to have (sexually)
име́ться	-	to be available; to be owned by someone
заиме́ть	за-	to get
поиме́ть	по-	to have; to screw over; to fuck