Astur

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  1. A genus of hawks, formerly called star-hawks or goose-hawks, now goshawks, of large size, with short rounded wings, long tail, moderately long legs, and the beak festooned but not toothed. The European goshawk is A. palumbarius; the American is A. atricapillus; there are other species, grading in size down to the species of Accipiter, so that the limits of the genus are indefinite. The word has been used with much latitude for various hawks and hawk-like birds. Also spelled Aster.

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  1. Late Latin astur, Middle Latin also astor, austur, etc., a goshawk: see austringer.
 

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