Bark

bark English Etymology As an English surname, possibly a variant of en Bargh, from places such as Barugh in Yorkshire, derived from en ang beorh hill, or directly from the Old English noun. As a north/en nds - and en nl - surname, from the noun dum berke birch; also names for someone who lived near a mountain, see en Barg, en Berk. Also as a Dutch surname, possibly a pet from of the name en Barnhardt Barnhard. As a en pl - surname, from the noun pl bark shoulder. Proper noun en. Derived terms en Bark scale East Central German Alternative forms gmw-ecg Birk Noun gmw-ecg noun gmw-ecg Erzgebirgisch birch Further reading 20 gmw-ecg Trees German de:+ (Schiff) Etymology de bark From de nl - or de en bark, both from de fro - fr barque. de Barke. Pronunciation de De-Bark.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f bark three-masted vessel Declension f Further reading de Watercraft