Haste

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 232
hast, n. Speed quickne rashne vehe- mence. (From a cut root, seen in Sw,, Dan., and Ger. hast, whence also Fr hate Sec Hate Haste, hast, Hasten, v t to put to speed to hurry on to drive for waid. v.i 10 move with speed to he in a huny ft p. husf'ir.g, hastening has'nmg' Pa.p. h iil'ed, hastened (hus'nd). Hastine , h.lst'i-nos, n hurry: rashne : irritability. [pa ionate. adv. Hastily. Hasty, hast adj. sjieedy quick rash eager
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