harþer

Old Swedish

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Old Norse harðr, from Proto-Germanic *harduz.

Adjective

harþer

  1. hard, inflexible
  2. stern, tough
  3. violent, fierce

Declension

Declension of harþer (strong)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative harþer harþ hart
accusative harþan harþa hart
dative harþum
harþom 		harþri
harþre 		harþu
harþo
genitive harþs harþrar harþs
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative harþir
harþer 		harþar harþ
accusative harþa harþar harþ
dative harþum
harþom 		harþum
harþom 		harþum
harþom
genitive harþra
harþa 		harþra
harþa 		harþra
harþa
Declension of harþer (weak)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative harþi
harþe 		harþa harþa
accusative harþa harþu
harþo 		harþa
dative harþa harþu
harþo 		harþa
genitive harþa harþu
harþo 		harþa
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative harþu
harþo 		harþu
harþo 		harþu
harþo
accusative harþu
harþo 		harþu
harþo 		harþu
harþo
dative harþu
harþo 		harþu
harþo 		harþu
harþo
genitive harþu
harþo 		harþu
harþo 		harþu
harþo

Descendants

  • Swedish: hård
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