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hardy in Danish

hardy in Danish is hårdfør, modstandsdygtig, stovt — hardy means able to endure difficult conditions, fatigue, or hardship; tough and resilient.

hardy in Danish

hårdfør
adj
Having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships.
modstandsdygtig
adj
Having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships.
stovt
adj
Having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships.

What does "hardy" mean?

  1. adj Able to endure difficult conditions, fatigue, or hardship; tough and resilient.
    "The hardy climbers pushed on despite the storm."
  2. adj Of a plant, able to survive cold or harsh growing conditions, especially frost.
    "These roses are hardy enough to survive a UK winter outdoors."
  3. adj Brave and bold.
    "It took a hardy soul to volunteer for the mission."
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hardy in a sentence

  • The hardy climbers pushed on despite the storm.
  • Sheep are hardy animals that can survive harsh winters.
  • These roses are hardy enough to survive a UK winter outdoors.
  • It took a hardy soul to volunteer for the mission.

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What is "hardy" in Danish?

"hardy" in Danish is hårdfør, modstandsdygtig, stovt. hardy means: Able to endure difficult conditions, fatigue, or hardship; tough and resilient.

How do you use "hardy" in a sentence?

Example: "The hardy climbers pushed on despite the storm." In Danish, "hardy" is hårdfør, modstandsdygtig, stovt.

Are there other ways to say "hardy" in Danish?

Yes — Danish has 3 translations listed for "hardy": hårdfør, modstandsdygtig, stovt.

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