From hadar; magnificence, i.e. Ornament or splendor -- beauty, comeliness, excellency, glorious, glory, goodly, honour, majesty.
see HEBREW hadar
H1926. hadar
הָדָר noun masculine Psalm 149:9 ornament, splendour, honour (chiefly in poetry) — absolute ׳ה Deuteronomy 33:17 12t.; construct הֲדַר Isaiah 2:10 7t.; suffix הֲדָרִי Micah 2:9 (but compare below) Ezekiel 16:14; הֲדָֽרְךָ Psalm 45:5; 90:16; הֲדָרֶ֑ךָ 45:4; הֲדָרֵךְ Ezekiel 27:10; הֲדָרָהּ Isaiah 5:14; Lamentations 1:6; plural construct הַדְרֵי Psalm 110:3 (but read probably הדדי so Symm Jerome editions; O1 Hup Gr Bi Che); —
1 ornament Proverbs 20:29 (grey hair, for old men; "" תִּפְאֶרֶת), Ezekiel 16:14 (figurative of ornaments of Jerusalem as bride of ׳י); הָדָר עֵץ מְּרִי Leviticus 23:40 (H) i.e. fruit of goodly (ornamental, beautiful) trees, so AV RV & most, or goodly tree-fruit, ᵐ5 καρπόν ξύλου ὡραῖον, so Di; — here would come also קדשׁ בהדרי Psalm 110:3, reference to sacred, festal garments, according to Thes and others compare RVm; but read probably on the holy mountains, see above
2 splendour, majesty Deuteronomy 33:17 of Ephraim under figure of a noble bull (compare Di); of Jerusalem Isaiah 5:14 compare Lamentations 1:6; of Carmel Isaiah 35:2 ("" כָּבוֺד); of majesty & dignity conferred by ׳י on man Psalm 8:6 ("" כָּבוֺד), on king 21:6 ("" id., הוֺד), compare 45:4 ("" הוֺד) & 45:5 (but text perhaps erroneous Checritical note.); denied of suffering servant of ׳י Isaiah 53:2 ("" תֹּאַר); of dignity of good & capable woman (חַיִל אֵשֶׁת) Proverbs 31:25 ("" עֹז); of splendour due to warlike equipment Ezekiel 27:10; especially of majesty of ׳י 1 Chronicles 16:27 = Psalm 96:6, compare Job 40:10; Psalm 111:3 (all "" הוֺד); also 104:1 ("" id., under figure of garment); further 29:4 ("" כֹּחַ), 90:16 ("" מֹּעַל); in combination הוֺדְךָ כְּבוֺד הֲדַר 145:5; ה ׳כְּבוֺד 145:12; גְּאֹנוֺ הֲדַר Isaiah 2:10, 19, 21.
3 honour, glory Psalm 149:9 for saints of ׳י; compare Micah 2:9 of ׳י's glory as possession of his people, lost by exile & slavery: but perhaps text error; HoffmZAW 1882, 103 proposes הַדְּרוֺר, from their children ye take freedom (yet מֵעַל then hardly suitable).