you had
verb/ɐ.ˈvi.ɐʃ/medium
ha·vi·as
Definition
Second person singular of the imperfect past tense of the verb 'to have', used mainly as an auxiliary or impersonal verb.
More common in formal or literary contexts; in colloquial speech, 'tinhas' is preferred in Portuguese.
You had to arrive earlier.
You had to tell me the truth.
Common collocations
you had to
Etymology
Do verbo haver, do latim habere (ter, possuir).