Hanapin
Bark
01
bark, bark ng puno
the hard outer covering of a tree
Example
The forester examined the tree bark for signs of disease or insect infestation.
The hiker leaned against the thick bark of the redwood tree, feeling its ancient presence in the forest.
He collected pieces of tree bark to use in his artwork, fascinated by the textures and patterns.
02
barking, sigaw
the short cry that a dog or some other animals make
2.1
barking, ani ng aso
a noise resembling the rough sound made by a dog
03
bark, barkong may tatlong mast
a sailing ship with 3 (or more) masts
to bark
01
tumahol, humiyaw
to make a short, loud sound that is typical of a dog
Intransitive
Example
The dog barked loudly when the mail carrier approached the house.
While we were in the garden, the dogs next door were barking incessantly.
As the doorbell rang, the guard dog in the yard began to bark.
02
mag-bark, utusan
to speak or demand something in a sudden, sharp, or aggressive manner
Transitive: to bark a demand or question
Example
The sergeant barked orders at the recruits during the drill.
In the heat of the moment, she barked her disapproval loudly.
She barked a warning to her friend as the car approached too fast.
03
tanninan, iproseso ang balat
to treat leather or other materials with tannins extracted from tree bark
Transitive: to bark leather
Example
The artisans barked the hides to create durable leather for their products.
The tannery specialized in barking leather to produce high-quality goods.
They decided to bark the rawhide to enhance its color and strength.
04
balatan, balat niyog
to remove the outer layer of a tree or wood by scraping or cutting
Transitive: to bark timber
Example
The workers barked the timber to create a smooth surface for construction.
She carefully barked the wood to prepare it for the carving.
He used a knife to bark the branches for his woodcraft project.
05
balatan, takpan
to encase or protect something with a layer resembling the bark of a tree
Transitive: to bark a surface
Halimbawa
The forester examined the tree bark for signs of disease or insect infestation.
The hiker leaned against the thick bark of the redwood tree, feeling its ancient presence in the forest.
He collected pieces of tree bark to use in his artwork, fascinated by the textures and patterns.
The birch tree's bark was smooth and white, contrasting with the darker bark of the nearby pines.
The rough bark of the oak tree provided a sturdy surface for the squirrels to climb.
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