hâve

hâve
(hâ-v') adj.
Pâle, maigre et défiguré.
•   Quoiqu'ils eussent les faces hâves, Il reconnut pourtant d'abord Ceux d'entre eux dont avant la mort Il avait eu la connaissance, SCARRON Virg. VI.
•   Un jeune Égyptien.... Arrive accompagné d'une vieille fort hâve, MOL. l'Ét. IV, 9.
•   Enfin les ondes jaunes du Tibre, des marais empestés, des habitants hâves, décharnés et rares...., VOLT. Princ. de Babyl. 9.
   On a dit aussi havre dans le XVIIe siècle Voyant ce Tarquitte, Qui de vivre paroissoit quitte... D'une apostrophe seulement Il gracieusa son cadavre, Efflanqué, livide et fort havre, 1re suite du Virg. trav. X. Havre s'était dit auparavant dans le XVIe siècle.
   XIIe s.
•   De m'amor soiez maz et haves, Se vos n'iestes jusqu'à ce jor Ceans avoec moi au retor, Chev. au lyon, v. 2576.
   XIIIe s.
•   Car là [dans la vieillesse] te convient il aler, Se mort ne te fait desvaler Ou tens de jonesce en sa cave, Qui moult est tenebreuse et have, la Rose, 4538.
   XIVe s.
•   Une femme.... Have estoit et eschevellée, Desesperance ert [était] appellée, J. BRUYANT dans Ménagier, t. II, p. 7.
   XVe s.
•   Ha, Nostre-Dame de Montfort ! Je tremble dent à dent, hareu ! Se j'estoye un droit leu gareu, Si ay-je assez have couleur, Mir. de Ste Geneviève.
   XVIe s.
•   Grand vieillard sec, le visage long, très ridé, les yeux havres, la barbe blanche et longue, D'AUB. Hist. III, 540.
•   Regard have et hideux, PARÉ XXIV, 1.
   Anglo-sax. hasva, desséché, pâle.

Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré. . 1872-1877.

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