An Etymological Dictionary of the German Language/Annotated/gehaben
gehaben, verb in sich gehaben, ‘to fare, be (in health), behave,’ from Middle High German sich gehaben, Old German sih gihabên, ‘to hold, be (in health)’; allied to haben.
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gehaben, verb in sich gehaben, ‘to fare, be (in health), behave,’ from Middle High German sich gehaben, Old German sih gihabên, ‘to hold, be (in health)’; allied to haben.