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birk

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birk  (bûrk)
n. Scots
Birch.
[Middle English birk, from Old English birce; see birch.]
birk [bɪrk bɜːk] Chiefly Scot
n
1. a birch tree
2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Forestry) (plural) a birch wood
adj
consisting or made of birch
[from Old Norse; compare birch]
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