ark
/ɑːrk/Definitions
1. noun
A large boat or ship, especially one used in ancient times to carry people, animals, or cargo.
“The biblical story of Noah’s Ark tells the tale of a massive ark built to save animals from a great flood.”
2. noun
A box or chest used for storing or carrying things, especially a large or elaborate one.
“The museum displayed a beautiful ark filled with ancient artifacts from around the world.”
3. noun
In the Bible, the Ark of the Covenant is a gold-covered wooden chest that contains the Ten Commandments.
“The high priest carefully placed the Ark of the Covenant in the temple, ensuring its safekeeping.”
4. verb
To store or carry something in an ark or a similar container.
“The farmers had to ark the harvested grains to prevent spoilage during transport.”
5. verb
To enclose or protect something in a safe or secure place.
“The security team had to ark the valuable documents in a fireproof safe.”