nemíváte

Nemíváte is a Czech verb form. It is the second-person plural imperfective present tense of the verb mít, which means "to have." The verb mít is highly irregular in Czech, and its conjugation in the present tense is as follows:

Mám (I have)

Máš (You have - singular, informal)

Má (He/She/It has)

Máme (We have)

Máte (You have - plural, or singular formal)

Mají (They have)

Therefore, "nemíváte" specifically translates to "you (plural or formal singular) do not have." The prefix "ne-" is a negation particle in Czech, meaning "not." The suffix "-váte" is the characteristic ending for the second-person plural imperfective present tense.

The imperfective aspect in Czech verbs indicates an ongoing, habitual, or repeated action, as opposed to the perfective aspect which denotes a completed action. In the context of "nemíváte," it implies a lack of possession or a regular absence of something over a period of time, rather than a single instance of not having something. For example, "Nemíváte často čas" would mean "You (plural/formal) don't often have time."