This is the 955th most frequent Portuguese word.
tenham
The word "tenham" is the subjunctive present form of "ter" (to have) for "eles," "elas," or "vocês," meaning "may have" or "have" depending on context.
The verb 'tenham' is in the present subjunctive mood, expressing a wish or desire for 'them' to succeed in their studies.
Que eles tenham sucesso em seus estudos.
May they have success in their studies.
Here, 'tenham' is in the present subjunctive mood, showing a desire or expectation about the action having been understood.
Espero que vocês tenham entendido a explicação.
I hope you have understood the explanation.
In this sentence, 'tenham' appears in the present subjunctive to indicate a necessity or condition related to 'them' having access.