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The German word for bark is
Borke





bark

Gender

The gender of Borke is feminine. E.g. die Borke.

German Definition


bark
     Verb:
     intransitiv:
     [1] den Laut eines Hundes machen: bellen, kläffen, blaffen
     [2] einen ähnlichen Laut wie [1] machen:
     [3] in einem schroffen Ton sprechen: bellen, blaffen, anblaffen, kläffen, ankläffen, anschnauzen
     transitiv:
     [4] etwas in einem schroffen Ton sagen: bellen, schreien
          [1] The dog is barking.
            Der Hund bellt.
     Substantiv:
     [1] der Laut eines Hundes: Bellen, Gebell
     [2] ein ähnlicher Laut wie [1]:
     [3] übertragen: Bleffen, Anbleffen, Anschnauzen
     Substantiv:
     [1] Botanik: Rinde, Baumrinde, Borke
     Verb:
     transitiv:
     [1] die Rinde/Borke von etwas entfernen: abrinden, entrinden
     [2] die Haut abreiben, meist durch einen Stoß: aufschlagen
     Substantiv:
     [1] Schifffahrt: Bark
     [2] übertragen: Barke, Nachen



Translations for bark and their definitions

Bellen
     n. gerund of bellen
     n. bark, barking (of a dog)
     v. to bark:
     v.          (literally) like a canine
     v.          (figuratively) in a rude, loud human voice


Bellen
     n. gerund of bellen
     n. bark, barking (of a dog)
     v. to bark:
     v.          (literally) like a canine
     v.          (figuratively) in a rude, loud human voice


Borke ©
     n-f. (chiefly northern Germany, except in compounds and idioms) bark (on a tree)


Gebell
     n. barking (especially incessant and annoying barking)


Rinde
     n-f. bark of a tree
     n-f. rind of a cheese
     n-f. crust of bread
     n-f. (anatomy) cortex



Bark
     n-f. bark (three-masted vessel)


blaffen
     v. to bark briefly
     v. to speak or shout in an aggressive, rude manner


Brüllen
     n. gerund of brüllen
     v. to shout, roar


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