Bok

Appendix:Variations of "bok" English Etymology From en de Bock and en nl bok buck, he-goat and from en sv bok beech. Proper noun s en German,Dutch,Swedish. Derived terms en Bok globule en Boksburg Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Bok is the 31383rd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 738 individuals. Bok is most common among White (73.71%) and Asian/Pacific Islander (21.41%) individuals. Noun en rugby en Springbok, a player for the South African national rugby team. en November 3, 2019 Liam de Carme Boks, you beauties Sunday Times (South Africa) Sunday Times https://www.timeslive.co.za/sunday-times/sport/2019-11-03-underdog-springboks-put-england-to-the-sword-in-rugby-world-cup-final/ Between minutes 30 and 33 England laid siege to the Bok tryline but could not get through. https://web.archive.org/web/20261016192930/https://www.sundaytimes.timeslive.co.za/sunday-times/sport/2019-11-03-underdog-springboks-put-england-to-the-sword-in-rugby-world-cup-final/ 16 October 2026 en March 14 2026 Robert Taylor It's Finally Time to Admit that the English Are Rubbish at Sport The Telegraph Yes, we lifted the World Cup in 2003 Rugby World Cup 2003 (I can still effortlessly visualise Jonny Wilkinson Jonny's drop kick), but the Boks have won four, the Kiwis three and the Aussies two. Our women, thank God, are so much better. Further reading Anagrams en bko KBO OKB kob North Frisian Pronunciation frr [b̥ɔk] Etymology 1 From frr ofs bōk, from frr gmw-pro *bōk, from frr gem-pro *bōks. Compare fy boek. Noun frr noun n plural Boker frr Sylt en book Alternative forms frr buk Föhr-Amrum, frr bök Mooring Etymology 2 From frr gem-pro *bukkaz. Noun frr noun m plural Boken frr Sylt en buck male of certain animals