Third person singular present of the verb 'haste' (archaic/dialectal): to move hastily or quickly.
From Middle English 'hasten,' with 'haste' also used as a verb in older English. The '-s' suffix marks third person singular present tense.
The verb 'haste' is archaic—modern English prefers 'hasten'—but you can find 'hastes' in Shakespeare and the King James Bible, showing how 'hasten' gradually replaced 'haste' as the standard verb form.
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