Harbert (en. Harbert)

/aʁbɛʁ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

An individual who acts boldly or unpredictably.

This harbert surprised everyone with his sudden decision.

Ce harbert a surpris tout le monde avec sa décision soudaine.

A person who loves to take risks.

She is a true harbert, always ready to embark on new adventures.

Elle est un vrai harbert, toujours prête à se lancer dans de nouvelles aventures.

A person who does not adhere to established rules.

This harbert is known for breaking local laws.

Ce harbert est connu pour enfreindre les lois locales.

Of doubtful origin, possibly coming from Old French, linked to the idea of boldness.

to be a harbert

To act in a bold and unpredictable manner.

être un harbert

harbert by nature

To act boldly without even realizing it.

harbert par nature

boldness

The ability to act with courage and determination.

audace

risk

Exposure to danger or loss.

risque

rebel

A person who rebels against authority or norms.

rebelle

Someone who does strange or unexpected things.

He is really harbert, you never know what he will do next.

Il est vraiment harbert, tu ne sais jamais ce qu'il va faire ensuite.

An adventurer who takes crazy risks.

This guy is the harbert of the group, he fears nothing.

Ce type est le harbert du groupe, il ne craint rien.