How Do You Spell ARK?
Correct spelling for the English word "ark" is [ˈɑːk], [ˈɑːk], [ˈɑː_k]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Anagrams for ark
Common Misspellings for ARK
Below is the list of 178 misspellings for the word "ark".
- ara
- ar15
- oark
- earge
- prk
- anarky
- wrk
- eirck
- orkut
- awkark
- eurkea
- argee
- aiko
- arwork
- aorks
- frk
- arn
- ackup
- oarge
- arick
- awakw
- wwrk
- ork
- awork
- kahki
- aprk
- crk
- aru
- ackt
- amrk
- asck
- carck
- ar
- darko
- ardd
- yark
- ak
- ecard
- rak
- urk
- ack
- ar'l
- arkane
- kakki
- areqa
- arfe
- earlky
- marky
- agri
- adock
- atak
- 1acre
- awark
- ank
- avake
- argie
- adrk
- atke
- chark
- mar4k
- erkia
- markk
- earky
- alaark
- aroow
- ackn
- drk
- poark
- awqke
- akk
- owrk
- darky
- aji
- emark
- aruku
- carka
- trk
- ard
- argi
- attk
- iraki
- ary
- orkca
- arw
- arky
- atk
- arff
- dark
- arrack
- qik
- ari
- aroug
- alck
- erk
- rk
- aro
- ajurn
- eurka
- adk
- barck
- are7
- aok
- weark
- arkeam
- arkea
- oadk
- mrk
- argicu
- tark
- mark
- sark
- abk
- oggar
- iwork
- atook
- park
- abook
- age18
- wark
- anko
- arque
- arked
- ars
- orker
- arcde
- ahook
- cirka
- argew
- airgap
- cark
- dakk
- waork
- are100
- arr
- hiarky
- aowrk
- darck
- akick
- arger
- orka
- fairky
- eargo
- appky
- apeak
- 5acre
- fark
- arf
- ankor
- arh
- heark
- alk
- yrok
- 2acre
- thahk
- paark
- arz
- amke
- arwaw
- tarck
- aertek
- alok
- arou
- abkai
- arg
- arket
- are3
- arock
- armark
- aqre
- atck
- arkon
- amk
- awwwk
- iarge
- arhur
- earkier
- kkk
- arnika
Similar spelling words for ARK
Plural form of ARK is ARKS
Definition of ARK
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(Judaism) sacred chest where the ancient Hebrews kept the two tablets containing the Ten Commandments
Anagrams of ARK
Usage Examples for ARK
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Each chantry had its chest or ark, as it was sometimes called, e. - "Vanishing England" by P. H. Ditchfield
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The Republic to him was like the sacred ark of life; the very worst deeds became saintly if they were employed to save her from peril. - "Paris From the "Three Cities"" by Emile Zola
