hardy

/ˈhɑrdi/
adjective
  1. Strong and able to survive difficult conditions; tough and resilient.
    • Hardy plants like cacti can survive in the desert with very little water.
    • She is a hardy hiker who can walk for miles without getting tired.
    • The hardy explorers endured freezing temperatures and harsh winds.
noun
  1. A strong, sturdy chisel or tool used by blacksmiths for cutting metal.
    • He used a hardy to shape the metal bar into a hook.
    • The anvil's hardy is essential for making precise cuts in the workshop.
    • The blacksmith placed the hot iron on the hardy to cut it.