Hap ( verb , noun , noun )

(As a verb)

Hap ( verb )

1. To happen by chance.
2. To occur as a consequence.

Origin:

Middle english hapen, from old english happian "to happen, befall; befitting, suitable".

Examples:

1. It was a happy hap that we met at the store that day.
2. It's a hap that the weather is so nice today.
3. It's just a hap that we were able to find a parking spot.
4. It"s a hap that the store was closed so we didn"t buy anything.
5. It was a hap that I was able to catch my flight on time.

(As a noun)

Hap ( noun )

1. To happen by chance.
2. To occur as a consequence.

Origin:

Middle english hapen, from old english happian "to happen, befall; befitting, suitable".

Examples:

1. It was a happy hap that we met at the store that day.
2. It's a hap that the weather is so nice today.
3. It's just a hap that we were able to find a parking spot.
4. It"s a hap that the store was closed so we didn"t buy anything.
5. It was a hap that I was able to catch my flight on time.

(As a noun)

Hap ( noun )

1. To happen by chance.
2. To occur as a consequence.

Origin:

Middle english hapen, from old english happian "to happen, befall; befitting, suitable".

Examples:

1. It was a happy hap that we met at the store that day.
2. It's a hap that the weather is so nice today.
3. It's just a hap that we were able to find a parking spot.
4. It"s a hap that the store was closed so we didn"t buy anything.
5. It was a hap that I was able to catch my flight on time.