IPA: /hɑrl/
KK: /hɑrl/
A type of fiber, particularly from hemp or flax, or a single fiber from a feather.
The artisan used harl to create a strong and durable rope.
The word 'harl' originates from Old English 'heorot', meaning a male deer or stag. It refers specifically to the male of the species, often used in hunting contexts.
Think of the Old English word for a male deer, 'heorot', to remember that 'harl' refers to a male deer.