είχα
The Past of Έχω
Είχα expresses possession or availability in the past.
How It Works
Είχα expresses possession or availability in the past.
It follows a past-person pattern: είχα, είχες, είχε, είχαμε, είχατε, είχαν. It also serves as the pluperfect auxiliary in another construction, but alone it simply means had.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Είχα χρόνο. | I had time. |
| Είχες ένα σπίτι. | You had a house. |
| Είχαμε δουλειά. | We had work. |
Examples (3)
- Είχα χρόνο.
I had time.
- Είχες ένα σπίτι.
You had a house.
- Είχαμε δουλειά.
We had work.
How It Connects
Learn This First
Recognize the possession verb before learning its past paradigm.
Words in This Pattern
έχω