## Etymology
Of uncertain origin, recorded from the late seventeenth century; perhaps a back-formation from hazy, itself of obscure derivation, possibly related to Old English hasu ('gray').

## AI Etymology
Haze is of uncertain origin, recorded from the late seventeenth century; perhaps a back-formation from hazy, itself of obscure derivation, possibly related to Old English hasu ('gray'). As a noun, haze names a slight obscuring of the atmosphere by dust, smoke, or vapor. The same family is visible in derived forms such as hazy, hazily, and haziness. The wording should be read with that uncertainty intact: the proposed connection is plausible rather than absolute.

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