Pronunciation: [hˈe͡ɪst hˈɒts fɔː] (IPA) 
The phrase "hast hots for" is a colloquialism meaning to have a strong sexual attraction or desire for someone. The spelling of "hast" is actually an archaic form of "has", which was commonly used in older versions of the English language. The word "hots" is the plural form of "hot", and is spelled with a voiced "s" sound followed by a voiceless "t" sound. The phonetic transcription of this phrase is /hæst hɒts fɔː/.
The term "hast hots for" is an idiomatic expression primarily used in informal contexts to describe a strong, intense, or passionate romantic or sexual attraction towards someone. This phrase typically signifies a heightened level of desire or infatuation.
The word "hast" is the archaic form of the present tense verb "have," used in the second person singular form. In this context, "hast" conveys possession or ownership of the intense emotions described by the verb phrase "hots for."
The word "hots" is a noun derived from the verb "hot," which connotes heat or intensity. The term "hots" is colloquially used to describe a strong, fervent feeling or interest towards someone or something. Combine with the preposition "for," this phrase denotes the specific target of one's intense emotions.
When someone "hast hots for" another person, it implies an attraction that goes beyond mere physical appeal. The individual experiencing such feelings may be captivated by the other person's personality, charm, or various qualities that evoke powerful emotions. It often suggests a yearning or longing for a deeper connection, indicating that the attraction is more profound than a passing infatuation. This term commonly conveys a sense of passion and desire towards the person in question, reflecting a strong and intense attraction that consumes the individual's thoughts and actions.
