human
A mannerly name for all hound-bitches (Gentleman's Recreation, p. 27).
gpt
A _brache_ or _biche_, canicula, petite chienne, Baret, Dict. This seems to be its meaning everywhere in Shakespeare, except perhaps Lear, iii. 6, and everywhere else that it occurs. Jonson and Massinger use it, as _bitch_ is still used by the vulgar, of a low common woman. Its substitution for that term may have been caused by the similarity of sound. _Braque_, Fr. (_bracco_ It.), is a setting-dog; and in the work just quoted we are told the Scotch called a dog that ran by scent _rache_,
human
The Icelandic name of this dog at the present day is _rakkr_.
gpt
Here is a leysche of _ratches_ for to run a hare