hark
harken
to rake, to use a rake on
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In summary
From Middle Dutch harke, of uncertain origin, but probably imitative of scratching or raking, similar to Icelandic hark (“noise, tumult”) and Swedish harkla (“to clear the throat”).
gritsel
krabinstrument
Harke
rastrillo
râteau
ancinho
rasclet
rastrello
τσουγκράνα
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