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So, I'm having to translate a poem from 1611 Old English, and I'm doing good so far, but this one word "haukis" keeps appearing.

If anyone can help, I'll brainliest them.

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muminat3 years ago

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I've read this poem before, the word "haukis" roughly translated to common english would be the work hawk.

I hope this helps

-Ayden

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