sentences:  There was another interpretation, now discounted by today's placename researchers, that held that it derived from the word "Harun" (“grove”; Modern High German, "Hain").Yet another interpretation is found at Horschbach's own website, stating that the prefix derives from "harges", a word for “sanctuary” or “place of worship”.Church history in the time of the Reformation was characterized by belonging to the Archbishopric of Mainz and the Glan chapter.