hausen

[ haw-zuhn; German hou-zuhn ]

noun

Origin of hausen

1735–45; <German; Old High German hūso;see isinglass

At 9.26 I brought one down almost intact: pilot wounded, Lieutenant von hausen, nephew of the general.
Georges Guynemer | Henry Bordeaux
The Saxon offensive, under Von hausen, still hoping to break through before night fell, learned of the peril.
The Wonder of War on Land | Francis Rolt-Wheeler
These forces went to form a unit under General von hausen, a veteran of Sadowa.
The Story of the Great War, Volume II (of VIII) | Various
But under the foliage there was another army unseen—that of General von hausen.
The Story of the Great War, Volume II (of VIII) | Various
But the French apparently knew nothing of the movements of the army of General von hausen.
The Story of the Great War, Volume II (of VIII) | Various

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