Hardy
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 231
hiird'i, adj. daring, brave, resolute con- fident impudent able to l»car cold, exposure, or fatigue —adx' Hardily —ns. Hard ihood, — Hardine . [Fr. hard i Ger. hart i Gcr. hart)', A.S. heard, hard. See Hard.] Haro, bar, n a common and verv timid animal, with a divided upper hp and long hind-legs, which runs swiftly by leaps, [A S. hara l)an and Sw. hate, Ger. hose; Sans, papa— to jump
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