A variant or possible dialectal term, possibly relating to a container, vessel, or bark/wood structure.
Possibly a variant of 'bokard' or related to Middle English 'bark' (a ship or wooden vessel). The '-k' suffix may be dialectal or represent phonetic variation across regions.
Regional variations in spelling can tell us how medieval traders communicated across language barriers—'bokark' and 'bokard' might be the same word passed through different port cities!
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