Alternative spelling of haarder
"The old dialect text used "harder" as an alternative spelling of "haarder.""
"The new manager promised to make life easier by stopping all the harder work that was falling on everyone else."
comparative form of hard: more hard
"The rock became harder after being left in the freezing wind overnight."
In plain English: Harder means more difficult to do, learn, or deal with than something else.
"This task is much harder than yesterday's homework."
A surname.
"Mr. Harder introduced his family to the new neighbors at the community meeting."
Harder is formed by adding the suffix "-er" to the word "hard." This construction follows a standard pattern to create the comparative form of the adjective.