Hard
Example: The table is hard and made of wood
Definition
"Hard" describes a solid, firm, and resistant surface or material that is not easily penetrated, bent, or broken. For example, when we say "The table is hard and made of wood," it implies the table's surface is tough and durable.
Etymology
The word "hard" originates from Old English "heard," meaning firm or solid. It shares roots with Germanic languages and has maintained its core meaning related to strength and durability over centuries. Did you know "hard" has been used for physical toughness as well as metaphorical challenges since ancient times?
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"Hard" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (A1) - set 1", containing 103 commonly used words.
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