hab or nab
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hab or nab
Where it comes from
Probably representing a present subjunctive and a negative form of have. Compare Old English hæbbe, næbbe, and the negative particle ne.
adverb
- Win or lose; however things turn out, in any case. But hab or nab [translating à toutes adventures] we can never take too much advantage of it.
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