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barkrókr (noun m.) ‘°(pl.) a pair of “carrying-hooks”, wooden construction (consisting of a back-piece and a ledge) for transporting goods on horseback’

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DI VII (*[1491-1518]›AM 263ˣ) — barkrokar ‘(pl.) a pair of “carrying-hooks”, wooden construction (consisting of a back-piece and a ledge) for transporting goods on horseback’l. 2808
DI VII (*[1504]›AM 263ˣ) — barkrokar ‘(pl.) a pair of “carrying-hooks”, wooden construction (consisting of a back-piece and a ledge) for transporting goods on horseback’l. 3407
DI IX (*1523-1526›AM 263ˣ) — barkrokar ‘(pl.) a pair of “carrying-hooks”, wooden construction (consisting of a back-piece and a ledge) for transporting goods on horseback’l. 4116
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barkrókr (noun m.) ‘°(pl.) a pair of “carrying-hooks”, wooden construction (consisting of a back-piece and a ledge) for transporting goods on horseback’

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