bark

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• Received-Pronunciation: /bɑːk/
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• General-American: /bɑɹk/
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• rhymes with -ɑː(ɹ)k
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• homophone: barque
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From Middle English barken, berken, borken, from Old English beorcan (“to bark”), from the Proto-West Germanic *berkan (“to bark”), from Proto-Indo-European *bherg- (“to make a noise, growl, bark”), from *bher- (“to drone, hum, buzz”). Cognate with Icelandic berkja (“to bark, bluster”), Icelandic barki (“throat, windpipe”), dialectal Lithuanian burgė́ti (“to growl, grumble, grouch, quarrel”), Serbo-Croatian brbljati (“to murmur”). For the noun, compare Old English beorc, bearce (“barking”)..

From Middle English bark, from Old English barc (“bark”), from Old Norse bǫrkr (“tree bark”), from Proto-Germanic *barkuz, probably related to *birkijǭ (“birch”), from Proto-Indo-European *bherHǵós (compare Latin frāxinus (“ash”), Lithuanian béržas (“birch”)), from Proto-Indo-European *bherHǵ- (“to gleam; white”) (compare English bright); akin to Danish bark, Icelandic börkur, Low German borke and Albanian berk (“bast”).

From Middle English barke (“boat”), from Middle French barque, from Late Latin barca, a regular syncope of Vulgar Latin *barica, from Classical Latin bāris, from Ancient Greek βᾶρις (bâris, “Egyptian boat”), from Coptic ⲃⲁⲁⲣⲉ (baare, “small boat”), from Demotic Egyptian br, from Egyptian bꜣjrb-bA-A-y:r*Z1-P1 (“transport ship”). Doublet of barge, barque and baris.

597 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: blaf — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Afrikaans: geblaf — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Arabic: نُبَاح (nubāḥ) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Armenian: հաչոց (hačʻocʻ) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Asturian: lladríu — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Belarusian: брахня́ (braxnjá) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Belarusian: лай (laj) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Belarusian: га́ўканне (háwkannje) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Belarusian: брэх (brex) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Bulgarian: лай (laj) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Catalan: lladruc — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Chinese Mandarin: 吠 (fèi) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Cornish: harth — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Crimean Tatar: talamaq — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Czech: štěkání — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Czech: štěkot — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Danish: gøen — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Dutch: geblaf — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Esperanto: bojo — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Finnish: haukku — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Finnish: haukahdus — short, loud, explosive utterance
• French: aboiement — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Galician: ladro — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Georgian: ყეფა (q̇epa) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• German: Bellen — short, loud, explosive utterance
• German: Gebell — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Greek: γάβγισμα (gávgisma) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Greek: αλύχτημα (alýchtima) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Greek: υλακή (ylakí) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Ancient Greek: ὑλαγμός (hulagmós) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Hebrew: נביחה (nevikhá) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Hungarian: ugatás — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Icelandic: gelt — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Icelandic: gá — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Icelandic: hundgá — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Icelandic: gey — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Icelandic: gjamm — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Icelandic: bofs — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Irish: tafann — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Irish: sceamh — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Italian: abbaiamento — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Italian: latrato — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Japanese: 吠え声 (hoegoe) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Khmer: ព្រុស (bproh) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Central Kurdish: ھەپاندن (hepandin) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Central Kurdish: وەڕین (werrîn) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Northern Kurdish: reyîn — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Northern Kurdish: ewtîn — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Northern Kurdish: rewîn — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Latin: lātrātus — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Macedonian: лаеж (laež) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Maguindanao: gebu — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Malay: salak — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Malay: salakan — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Malay: gonggongan — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Malay: kongkong — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Malay: kung-kung — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Māori: auau — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Maranao: gebo — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Norwegian: bjeff — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Ojibwe: migiwin — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Old English: ġebeorc — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Persian: لایش (lâyeš) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Persian: پارس (pârs) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Polish: szczekanie — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Portuguese: latido — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Romanian: lătrat — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Russian: лай (laj) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Northern Sami: ciellan — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Scottish Gaelic: comhart — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Serbo-Croatian: ла́веж — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Serbo-Croatian: lávež — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Slovak: štekot — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Slovene: lajež — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Spanish: ladrido — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Swedish: skall — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Tagalog: kahol — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Tagalog: tahol — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Turkish: hav — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Turkish: havlama — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Ukrainian: гавкіт (havkit) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Ukrainian: брехня́ (brexnjá) — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Volapük: vaul — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Volapük: vaulam — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Welsh: cyfarthiad — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Welsh: cyfarth — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Zazaki: lawış — short, loud, explosive utterance
• Bulgarian: рев (rev) — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Czech: štěkot — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Finnish: haukahdus — figurative: abrupt utterance
• German: Bellen — figurative: abrupt utterance
• German: Gebell — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Northern Kurdish: reyîn — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Northern Kurdish: ewtîn — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Northern Kurdish: rewîn — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Norwegian: bjeff — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Turkish: hav — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Turkish: havlama — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Turkish: bağırma — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Turkish: bağırış — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Welsh: cyfarthiad — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Welsh: cyfarth — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Zazaki: qalen — figurative: abrupt utterance
• Afrikaans: bas — exterior covering of a tree
• Ainu: カㇷ゚ (kap) — exterior covering of a tree
• Albanian: lëvore — exterior covering of a tree
• Amharic: ልጥ (ləṭ) — exterior covering of a tree
• Arabic: لِحَاء (liḥāʔ) — exterior covering of a tree
• Arabic: جدع (gedʕ) — exterior covering of a tree
• Armenian: կեղեւ (keġew) — exterior covering of a tree
• Aromanian: shcoarci — exterior covering of a tree
• Aromanian: coaji — exterior covering of a tree
• Assamese: বাকলি (bakoli) — exterior covering of a tree
• Asturian: corteza — exterior covering of a tree
• Azerbaijani: qabıq — exterior covering of a tree
• Bashkir: ҡабыҡ (qabıq) — exterior covering of a tree
• Basque: oskol — exterior covering of a tree
• Belarusian: кара́ (kará) — exterior covering of a tree
• Bengali: ছাল (chal) — exterior covering of a tree
• Boloki: lomposo — exterior covering of a tree
• Breton: ruskenn — exterior covering of a tree
• Bulgarian: кора́ (korá) — exterior covering of a tree
• Burmese: အခေါက် (a.hkauk) — exterior covering of a tree
• Carpathian Rusyn: кора (kora) — exterior covering of a tree
• Catalan: escorça — exterior covering of a tree
• Chamicuro: is̈hoopa — exterior covering of a tree
• Cherokee: ᎤᏯᎸ (uyalv) — exterior covering of a tree
• Chinese Cantonese: 樹皮 /树皮 (syu6 pei4) — exterior covering of a tree
• Chinese Mandarin: 樹皮 /树皮 (shùpí) — exterior covering of a tree
• Cornish: rusken — exterior covering of a tree
• Czech: kůra — exterior covering of a tree
• Danish: bark — exterior covering of a tree
• Dutch: schors — exterior covering of a tree
• Dutch: bast — exterior covering of a tree
• Esperanto: arboŝelo — exterior covering of a tree
• Estonian: koor — exterior covering of a tree
• Faroese: børkur — exterior covering of a tree
• Faroese: bark — exterior covering of a tree
• Finnish: puunkuori — exterior covering of a tree
• Finnish: kaarna — exterior covering of a tree
• Finnish: parkki — exterior covering of a tree
• Finnish: tuohi — exterior covering of a tree
• French: écorce — exterior covering of a tree
• Saterland Frisian: Boark — exterior covering of a tree
• West-Frisian: skors — exterior covering of a tree
• Friulian: scuarce — exterior covering of a tree
• Galician: casca — exterior covering of a tree
• Galician: paraza — exterior covering of a tree
• Galician: tona — exterior covering of a tree
• Galician: cortiza — exterior covering of a tree
• Galician: arna — exterior covering of a tree
• Georgian: ქერქი (kerki) — exterior covering of a tree
• German: Borke — exterior covering of a tree
• German: Rinde — exterior covering of a tree
• Greek: φλοιός (floiós) — exterior covering of a tree
• Ancient Greek: φλοιός (phloiós) — exterior covering of a tree
• Haida: giit — exterior covering of a tree
• Hawaiian: ʻili lāʻau — exterior covering of a tree
• Hebrew: קְלִפָּה (qlipá) — exterior covering of a tree
• Hiligaynon: panit sa kahoy — exterior covering of a tree
• Hindi: छाल (chāl) — exterior covering of a tree
• White Hmong: tawv — exterior covering of a tree
• Hungarian: kéreg — exterior covering of a tree
• Icelandic: börkur — exterior covering of a tree
• Ido: kortico — exterior covering of a tree
• Indonesian: kulit pohon — exterior covering of a tree
• Indonesian: pepagan — exterior covering of a tree
• Irish: rúsc — exterior covering of a tree
• Irish: coirt — exterior covering of a tree
• Irish: snamh — exterior covering of a tree
• Old Irish: rúsc — exterior covering of a tree
• Italian: corteccia — exterior covering of a tree
• Italian: scorza — exterior covering of a tree
• Ivatan: kodit no kayo — exterior covering of a tree
• Japanese: 木の皮 (ki no kawa) — exterior covering of a tree
• Japanese: 樹皮 (juhi) — exterior covering of a tree
• Jeju: 낭거죽 (nanggeojuk) — exterior covering of a tree
• Kashubian: kóra — exterior covering of a tree
• Kazakh: қабық (qabyq) — exterior covering of a tree
• Khmer: សំបកឈើ (sɑmbɑɑk chəə) — exterior covering of a tree
• Kikuyu: igoko — exterior covering of a tree
• Korean: 나무껍질 (namukkeopjil) — exterior covering of a tree
• Korean: 수피 (supi) — exterior covering of a tree
• Kyrgyz: кабык (kabık) — exterior covering of a tree
• Lao: ເປືອກ (pư̄ak) — exterior covering of a tree
• Lao: ເປືອກໄມ້ (pư̄ak mai) — exterior covering of a tree
• Latgalian: miza — exterior covering of a tree
• Latgalian: tuoss — exterior covering of a tree
• Latgalian: krejš — exterior covering of a tree
• Latin: cortex — exterior covering of a tree
• Latvian: miza — exterior covering of a tree
• Latvian: tāss — exterior covering of a tree
• Lingala: lomposo — exterior covering of a tree
• Lingala: loposo — exterior covering of a tree
• Linngithigh: iwin — exterior covering of a tree
• Lithuanian: žievė̃ — exterior covering of a tree
• Lithuanian: tóšis — exterior covering of a tree
• Lombard: rusca — exterior covering of a tree
• Lombard: rüsca — exterior covering of a tree
• Luxembourgish: Schuel — exterior covering of a tree
• Macedonian: кора (kora) — exterior covering of a tree
• Malay: kulit kayu — exterior covering of a tree
• Maltese: qoxra — exterior covering of a tree
• Northern Mansi: хуруп (hurup) — exterior covering of a tree
• Manx: roost — exterior covering of a tree
• Māori: hiako — exterior covering of a tree
• Māori: pāpākiri — exterior covering of a tree
• Middle English: bark — exterior covering of a tree
• Mongolian: холтос (xoltos) — exterior covering of a tree
• Mongolian: ᠬᠣᠯᠲᠤᠰᠤ (qoltusu) — exterior covering of a tree
• Navajo: aháshtʼóózh — exterior covering of a tree
• Navajo: azhííh — exterior covering of a tree
• Nepali: बोक्रा (bokrā) — exterior covering of a tree
• Norman: êcorche — exterior covering of a tree
• Norman: p'liche dé bouais — exterior covering of a tree
• Norwegian Bokmål: bark — exterior covering of a tree
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bork — exterior covering of a tree
• Occitan: rusca — exterior covering of a tree
• Occitan: escòrça — exterior covering of a tree
• Ojibwe: wanagek — exterior covering of a tree
• Ojibwe: wanagekwag — exterior covering of a tree
• Old English: rind — exterior covering of a tree
• Oromo: qola — exterior covering of a tree
• Persian: پوست درخت (pust-e deraxt) — exterior covering of a tree
• Persian: پوست (pust) — exterior covering of a tree
• Persian: توژ (tuž) — exterior covering of a tree
• Piedmontese: rusca — exterior covering of a tree
• Pitjantjatjara: likara — exterior covering of a tree
• Polish: kora — exterior covering of a tree
• Polish: łub — exterior covering of a tree
• Portuguese: casca — exterior covering of a tree
• Romanian: scoarță — exterior covering of a tree
• Russian: кора́ (korá) — exterior covering of a tree
• Northern Sami: bárku — exterior covering of a tree
• Samoan: paʻu — exterior covering of a tree
• Sanskrit: वल्क (valka) — exterior covering of a tree
• Sanskrit: त्वच् (tvac) — exterior covering of a tree
• Sanskrit: तरुत्वच् (tarutvac) — exterior covering of a tree
• Sardinian: corzola — exterior covering of a tree
• Scottish Gaelic: rùsg — exterior covering of a tree
• Scottish Gaelic: cairt — exterior covering of a tree
• Scottish Gaelic: sgrath — exterior covering of a tree
• Serbo-Croatian: кора — exterior covering of a tree
• Serbo-Croatian: kora — exterior covering of a tree
• Sicilian: scorcia — exterior covering of a tree
• Slovak: kôra — exterior covering of a tree
• Slovene: lubje — exterior covering of a tree
• Slovene: skorja — exterior covering of a tree
• Slovene: lub — exterior covering of a tree
• Lower Sorbian: škóra — exterior covering of a tree
• Spanish: corteza — exterior covering of a tree
• Sranan Tongo: buba — exterior covering of a tree
• Sudovian: sakstis — exterior covering of a tree
• Sudovian: tosis — exterior covering of a tree
• Swahili: gamba — exterior covering of a tree
• Swedish: bark — exterior covering of a tree
• Sylheti: ꠛꠣꠇꠟ (baxol) — exterior covering of a tree
• Tagalog: balat ng kahoy — exterior covering of a tree
• Tagalog: balatkahoy — exterior covering of a tree
• Tajik: пӯст (püst) — exterior covering of a tree
• Tajik: қишр (qišr) — exterior covering of a tree
• Tamil: பட்டை (paṭṭai) — exterior covering of a tree
• Tamil: மரப்பட்டை (marappaṭṭai) — exterior covering of a tree
• Tamil: வற்கம் (vaṟkam) — exterior covering of a tree
• Tamil: பொருக்கு (porukku) — exterior covering of a tree
• Tatar: кабык (qabıq) — exterior covering of a tree
• Telugu: మొరుగు (morugu) — exterior covering of a tree
• Thai: เปลือก (bplʉ̀ʉak) — exterior covering of a tree
• Thai: เปลือกไม้ (bplʉ̀ʉak-máai) — exterior covering of a tree
• Tibetan: ཤིང་གི་པགས་པ (shing gi pags pa) — exterior covering of a tree
• Tibetan: ཤིང་པགས — exterior covering of a tree
• Tibetan: ཤིང་ཤུན — exterior covering of a tree
• Tobilung: sansag — exterior covering of a tree
• Tooro: ekisusu class 7 — exterior covering of a tree
• Turkish: ağaç kabuğu — exterior covering of a tree
• Turkish: kabuk — exterior covering of a tree
• Turkmen: gabyk — exterior covering of a tree
• Ukrainian: кора́ (korá) — exterior covering of a tree
• Urdu: چھال (chāl) — exterior covering of a tree
• Uzbek: poʻstloq — exterior covering of a tree
• Uzbek: poʻst — exterior covering of a tree
• Uzbek: qobiq — exterior covering of a tree
• Venetan: scòrç — exterior covering of a tree
• Vietnamese: vỏ — exterior covering of a tree
• Vietnamese: vỏ cây — exterior covering of a tree
• Walloon: schoice — exterior covering of a tree
• Walloon: pelake — exterior covering of a tree
• Welsh: rhisgl — exterior covering of a tree
• Woiwurrung: wilam — exterior covering of a tree
• Woiwurrung: thaap — exterior covering of a tree
• Woiwurrung: durndirri — exterior covering of a tree
• Woiwurrung: bulum — exterior covering of a tree
• Woiwurrung: milowon — exterior covering of a tree
• Woiwurrung: bo.ar.rer — exterior covering of a tree
• Yakut: хатырык (qatïrïk) — exterior covering of a tree
• Yiddish: קאָרע (kore) — exterior covering of a tree
• Yoruba: èèpo — exterior covering of a tree
• Yurok: 'warkwech — exterior covering of a tree
• Zande: fuge — exterior covering of a tree
• Zealandic: schosse — exterior covering of a tree
• Zhuang: naeng — exterior covering of a tree
• Zulu: igxolo — exterior covering of a tree
• Zulu: ixolo — exterior covering of a tree
• Afrikaans: bootjie — small sailing vessel
• Afrikaans: aak — small sailing vessel
• Albanian: barkë — small sailing vessel
• Bulgarian: барка (barka) — small sailing vessel
• Czech: bárka — small sailing vessel
• Danish: fartøj — small sailing vessel
• Danish: bark — small sailing vessel
• Finnish: pursi — small sailing vessel
• Khmer: ទូក (tuuk) — small sailing vessel
• Macedonian: барка (barka) — small sailing vessel
• Persian: سنبک (sanbok) — small sailing vessel
• Serbo-Croatian: барка — small sailing vessel
• Serbo-Croatian: barka — small sailing vessel
• Welsh: llong — small sailing vessel
• Finnish: pursi — poetic term for a boat
• Finnish: venho — poetic term for a boat
• Macedonian: барка (barka) — poetic term for a boat
• Russian: ба́рка (bárka) — poetic term for a boat
• Serbo-Croatian: барка — poetic term for a boat
• Serbo-Croatian: barka — poetic term for a boat
• Welsh: llong — poetic term for a boat
• Afrikaans: bark — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Bulgarian: барка (barka) — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Catalan: bricbarca — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Czech: bark — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Danish: bark — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Dutch: bark — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Faroese: bark — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Faroese: barkskip — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Finnish: parkki — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• French: barque — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• German: Bark — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Hungarian: bárka — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Icelandic: barkur — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Macedonian: барка (barka) — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Norwegian Bokmål: bark — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bark — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Portuguese: barca — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Russian: барк (bark) — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Spanish: bricbarca — three-masted vessel, foremast and mainmast square-rigged, mizzenmast schooner-rigged
• Afrikaans: blaf — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Albanian: leh — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Arabic: نَبَحَ (nabaḥa) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Arabic: يَنْبَح (yanbaḥ) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Arabic: ينبح (yenbaḥ) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Armenian: հաչալ (hačʻal) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Aromanian: latru — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Assamese: ভুকা (bhuka) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Asturian: lladrar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Azerbaijani: hürmək — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Bashkir: өрөү (öröw) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Belarusian: браха́ць (braxácʹ) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Belarusian: пабраха́ць (pabraxácʹ) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Breton: harzhal — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Bulgarian: ла́я (lája) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Catalan: lladrar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Catalan: bordar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Cebuano: hulhol — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Chinese Cantonese: 吠 (fai6) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Eastern Min Chinese: 吠 (buôi) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Chinese Mandarin: 汪汪叫 (wāngwāng jiào) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Chinese Mandarin: 吠 (fèi) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Cornish: hartha — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Corsican: abbaghjà — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Corsican: aghjabà — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Crimean Tatar: ürümek — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Crimean Tatar: talamaq — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Czech: štěkat — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Czech: štěknout — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Old Czech: láti — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Danish: gø — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Danish: bjæffe — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Dutch: blaffen — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Dzongkha: ཧབ (hab) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Esperanto: boji — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Estonian: haukuma — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Faroese: goyggja — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Finnish: haukkua — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Finnish: haukahtaa — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• French: aboyer — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• French: japper — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Friulian: bajâ — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Galician: ladrar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Galician: touzar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Galician: atouzar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Galician: aloufar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Galician: latir — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Gallurese: abbaggjà — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Georgian: ყეფა (q̇epa) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• German: bellen — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Greek: γαβγίζω (gavgízo) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Ancient Greek: ὑλακτέω (hulaktéō) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Hebrew: נָבַח (navákh) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Hindi: भौंकना (bha͠uknā) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Hungarian: ugat — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Icelandic: gelta — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Ido: aboyar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Indonesian: menggonggong — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Interlingua: latrar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Irish: amhastraigh — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Irish: bí ag tafann — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Irish: sceamh — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Italian: abbaiare — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Japanese: 吠える (hoeru) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Japanese: ほえる (hoeru) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Jeju: 죾다 (jukda) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Jeju: 줓다 (jutda) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Jeju: 옹공공ᄒᆞ다 (onggonggonghawda) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Jeju: 캉캉ᄒᆞ다 (kangkanghawda) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Kapampangan: kaung — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Kaurna: warru-warrukanthi — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Ket: ыын — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Khmer: លូ (luu) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Khmer: ព្រុស (pruh) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Korean: 짖다 (jitda) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Central Kurdish: ھەپا (hepa) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Kyrgyz: үрүү (ürüü) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Lao: ເຫົ່າ (hao) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Latgalian: rīt — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Latin: lātrō — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Latvian: riet — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Lithuanian: loti — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Lombard: baià — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Macedonian: лае (lae) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Malay: salak — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Malay: gonggong — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Maltese: nebaħ — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Mansaka: taol — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Māori: au — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Māori: haru — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Māori: pari — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Māori: pahu — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Māori: pahupahu — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Marathi: भुंकणे (bhuṅkṇe) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Middle English: berken — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Mongolian: хуцах (xucax) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Navajo: nahałʼin — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Nepali: भुक्नु (bhuknu) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Ngarrindjeri: yrongumilun — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Norman: ouasser — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Norwegian Bokmål: gjø — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Norwegian Nynorsk: gjøde — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Norwegian Nynorsk: gjøda — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Old English: beorcan — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Old Norse: geyja — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Oromo: dutuu — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Ossetian: рӕйын (ræjyn) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Pali: bhussati — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Persian: لاییدن (lâyidan) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Persian: پارس کردن (pârs kardan) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Persian: هاپ کردن (hâp kardan) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Polabian: börĕt — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Polish: szczekać — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Portuguese: latir — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Portuguese: ladrar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Quechua: ch'aqway — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Quechua: ayñay — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Romanian: lătra — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Romansh: urlar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Romansh: giappar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Romansh: giapar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Romansh: bubler — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Romansh: bublar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Romansh: üerler — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Russian: ла́ять (lájatʹ) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Russian: га́вкать (gávkatʹ) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Northern Sami: ciellat — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Sanskrit: रायटी (rāyaṭī) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Sanskrit: बुक्कति (bukkati) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Campidanese Sardinian: baulare — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Sardinian: abbaulare — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Sassarese: abbagià — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Scots: berk — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Scots: bouff — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Scottish Gaelic: comhartaich — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Scottish Gaelic: tabhannaich — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Serbo-Croatian: ла̏јати — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Serbo-Croatian: lȁjati — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Sicilian: abbaiari — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Sicilian: abbajari — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Slovak: štekať — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Slovak: brechať — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Slovak: havkať — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Slovene: lajati — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Sotho: bohola — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Spanish: ladrar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Sundanese: papagan — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Swedish: skälla — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Tagalog: kahol — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Tagalog: tahol — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Tamil: குரை (kurai) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Tamil: குலை (kulai) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Thai: เห่า (hào) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Tobilung: mongusig — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Turkish: havlamak — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Turkish: ürümek — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Ukrainian: бреха́ти (brexáty) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Ukrainian: га́вкати (hávkaty) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Ukrainian: га́вкнути (hávknuty) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Unami: mëkike — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Venetan: bajar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Venetan: bagiar — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Vietnamese: sủa — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Vilamovian: njaffa — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Volapük: vaulön — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Walloon: hawer — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Welsh: cyfarth — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Yakut: үр (ür) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Yiddish: בילן (biln) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Yiddish: האַווקען (havken) — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Yoruba: gbó — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Zazaki: lawen — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Zhuang: aep — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Zhuang: raeuq — to make a loud noise (dogs)
• Afrikaans: blaf — to make a clamor
• Bulgarian: вдигам шум (vdigam šum) — to make a clamor
• Bulgarian: рева (reva) — to make a clamor
• Danish: råbe op — to make a clamor
• Finnish: murista — to make a clamor
• Finnish: nurista — to make a clamor
• French: aboyer — to make a clamor
• Greek: γαβγίζω (gavgízo) — to make a clamor
• Macedonian: вреви (vrevi) — to make a clamor
• Middle English: berken — to make a clamor
• Turkish: bağırmak — to make a clamor
• Zazaki: qiren — to make a clamor
• Afrikaans: blaf — to speak sharply
• Bulgarian: изревавам (izrevavam) — to speak sharply
• Bulgarian: изрева (izreva) — to speak sharply
• Danish: råbe — to speak sharply
• Danish: bjæffe — to speak sharply
• Dutch: blaffen — to speak sharply
• Finnish: ärjyä — to speak sharply
• Finnish: ärjäistä — to speak sharply
• German: blaffen — to speak sharply
• German: brüllen — to speak sharply
• Greek: γαβγίζω (gavgízo) — to speak sharply
• Russian: ря́вкать (rjávkatʹ) — to speak sharply
• Russian: ря́вкнуть (rjávknutʹ) — to speak sharply
• Spanish: ladrar — to speak sharply
• Tamil: கத்து (kattu) — to speak sharply
• Turkish: bağırmak — to speak sharply
• Welsh: arthio — to speak sharply
• Zazaki: zıren — to speak sharply
• Albanian: qëro — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Bashkir: ҡабығын/ҡайырын һыҙырыу (qabığın/qayırın hıźırıw) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Bulgarian: обелвам кора на (obelvam kora na) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Danish: afbarke — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Dutch: ontschorsen — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Finnish: kuoria — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Finnish: tuohia — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Finnish: aisata — to strip the bark from, to peel
• French: écorcer — to strip the bark from, to peel
• German: abrinden — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Greek: αποφλοιώνω (apofloióno) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Greek: ξεφλουδίζω (xefloudízo) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Italian: scortecciare — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Japanese: 樹皮を剥ぐ (juhi o hagu) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Khmer: បកសំបកឈើ (bɑɑk sɑmbɑɑk chəə) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Khmer: បក (bɑɑk) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Central Kurdish: بحەپێ (bḧepê) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Central Kurdish: بڕەوێ (brrewê) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Latin: glubo — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Macedonian: лушти (lušti) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Navajo: béshneʼ — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Portuguese: descascar — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Russian: ободра́ть кору́ (obodrátʹ korú) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Russian: обдира́ть кору́ (obdirátʹ korú) — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Scottish Gaelic: rùisg — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Scottish Gaelic: plaoisg — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Spanish: descortezar — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Swedish: barka — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Turkish: soymak — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Turkish: kabuğunu soymak — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Volapük: säjalön — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Welsh: dirisglo — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Welsh: rhisglo — to strip the bark from, to peel
• Bulgarian: ожулвам (ožulvam) — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Bulgarian: одирам (odiram) — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Danish: skrubbe — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Dutch: schrapen — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Finnish: kuoria — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Finnish: hiertää — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Finnish: hiertyä — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Greek: γδέρνω (gdérno) — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Greek: ξεφλουδίζω (xefloudízo) — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Russian: ободра́ть (obodrátʹ) — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Russian: обдира́ть (obdirátʹ) — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Turkish: soymak — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Turkish: kabuğunu soymak — to abrade or rub off any outer covering from
• Bulgarian: покривам (pokrivam) — to cover or inclose with bark, or as with bark
• Bulgarian: покрия (pokrija) — to cover or inclose with bark, or as with bark
• Danish: tække — to cover or inclose with bark, or as with bark
• Finnish: kattaa — to cover or inclose with bark, or as with bark