Habicht
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German
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Etymology
Old High German habuh, habech, Old Saxon
havuk, from Germanic *habuka- âhawkâ. From Indo-European *kabh-, possibly from Indo-European *kap- âto grabâ.
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Noun
Habicht m
- a hawk