"mensk" meaning in Middle English

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          "english": "And it's more noble to die bravely / than to run like a coward from anything that could happen.",
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          "text": "⁊ more menſk it is · manliche to deie / þan for to fle couwarli for ouȝt þat mai falle",
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          "text": "⁊ more menſk it is · manliche to deie / þan for to fle couwarli for ouȝt þat mai falle",
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