带有
dàiyǒu · HSK 5
have
🎒 带 = carry/belt + 有 = have → carry-and-have, i.e. contains
带 is the verb to carry or a belt/strap; 有 means to have. Together 带有 literally reads carry-have, used for something that contains or comes with a quality (e.g. 带有口音 carries an accent).
带 — belt/sash 巾 at bottom + ornaments above
带 originally pictured a belt or sash with hanging ornaments or pendants tied at the waist; the bottom 巾 (cloth) reinforces the textile meaning. From the literal 'belt' it extended to 'carry, bring along' (as a belt holds things) and to 'zone/region' (a strip of land).
有 — hand 𠂇 + moon/meat 月
Originally depicted a hand holding a piece of meat (月 here is the 'meat' radical, not moon), expressing the idea of possessing something. Over time the meaning broadened from 'to hold/possess' to the general sense of 'to have' or 'there is/exists'.