Where does “hardes” come from?

hardes (French) comes from Occitan hardes, from Arabic فَرْدَة — cloth, woman's clothes; single piece.

hardes (French): old clothes, rags; plural of harde

Definitions

  1. old clothes, rags; plural of harde

Ancestry of “hardes”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Occitanhardes—
2Arabicفَرْدَةcloth, woman's clothes; single piece
Every word from Arabic فَرْدَة →Every word from Occitan hardes →