haark

See also: hark

Westrobothnian

Etymology 1

From Old Norse hark n (“noise”).

Verb

haark (preterite harkä)

(intransitive) To come into contact with something, so that it creaks thereby.
(intransitive) To slow down skis down a hill, with the ski stick, held so that it plunges deep into the snow.
(intransitive) To hawk up phlegm.

Synonyms

(slow down): häri

Etymology 2

From Old Norse harka (saman) “scrape together”.

Verb

haark (preterite harkä)

(transitive) To rake away something.

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