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Term: HABE
Definition: HABE is a word that comes from Law Latin and is a way of saying "hello" or "greetings". It is similar to the word "ave" which means "hail". Another way to spell it is "have".
HABE
HABE is a Latin word that means "hail". It is often used as a salutatory expression.
When greeting someone, you might say "HABE!" instead of "Hello!" or "Hi!"
In legal contexts, "HABEAS CORPUS" is a famous phrase that means "you should have the body".
These examples illustrate how HABE is used as a greeting or a legal term.