Hart

[A. S. heort; L. Ger. and D. hert; Dan. hiort; Swed. hjort; Ger. hirsch; O. Gr. hirus. The Ger. seems to be allied to hurtig, nimble, quick, agile.] (Zool.) The name given to a stag, or male deer, which has completed the fifth year; -opposed to hind, the female of the same species. Hart, in Georgia , a N. E. co., adjoining South Carolina; area, about 381 sq. m. Rivers. Savannah river, and numerous smaller streams. Surface , hilly; soil , fertile. Cap. Hart well. Pop . (1890) 10,887. Hart, in Indiana , a township of Warrick co. Hart, in Kentucky , a W. central co.; area , about 410 sq. m. Rivers. Greene river, Nolin and Bacon creeks. Surface , diversified; soil , generally fertile. Cap . Munfordville. Pop . (1890) 16,439.