Hard

proper nountop 1 000 in film dialogue

A surname.

proper noun

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A surname.

Etymology

* From Old English and Norman derivatives of Old French hardi (“tough, brave, hardy”). There are several Germanic variants of this origin, such as Swedish hård, Dutch hard, etc., all from Proto-Germanic *harduz. * English topographical surname for farmers living on hard ground, from hard. This also appeared as the surname Hardacre.

Forms

plural: Hards

harbour · Standard spelling of harbor.Harbour · A surname. A surname from English hard · Solid and firm.

Hard · A surname.

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