"Bark" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "* As an English surname, possibly a variant of Bargh, from places such as Barugh in Yorkshire, derived from Old English beorh (“hill”), or directly from the Old English noun.\n* As a north/Low German and Dutch surname, from the noun berke (“birch”); also names for someone who lived near a mountain, see Barg, Berk.\n* Also as a Dutch surname, possibly a pet from of the name Barnhard.\n* As a Polish surname, from the noun bark (“shoulder”).",
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          "word": "Bark scale"
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  "word": "Bark"
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  "word": "Bark"
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