Where does the word howitzer come from?

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The English word howitzer comes from the Czech word houfnice, from houf meaning "crowd". Since the First World War, the word howitzer has been increasingly used to describe artillery pieces that, strictly speaking, belong to the category of gun-howitzers – relatively long barrels and high muzzle velocities combined with multiple propelling charges and high maximum elevations.
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