Plural of hark
regular plural
The plural of hark is harks.
Forms of hark
| Singular | hark /hɑː(ɹ)k/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | harks |
| Countable | countable |
Harks in a sentence
- "The building's design harks back to traditional station architecture," says HS2 Project Client Ailsa Waygood.2025 October 15, Peter Plisner, “HS2 progress at Curzon Street”, in RAIL, number 1046, page 35. From the entry Waygood
- Accompanying himself with his dulcimer, a plectrum instrument of his own handicraft, Niles harks back to the balladeers of old.1947 January 25, “Album Reviews: The Seven Joys of Mary—John: Jacob Niles (Disc 732)”, in The Billboard, volume 59, number 4, Nielsen…. From the entry dulcimer
Meaning of hark
- verb To listen attentively.
- noun A whisper.
Questions about the plural of hark
- What is the plural of hark?
- The plural of hark is harks.
- Is hark countable?
- Hark is a countable noun.
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