brackmard
/ˈbrækˌmɑrd/Definitions
1. noun
A marshy area or a tract of land subject to periodic flooding.
“The hikers had to navigate through the dense brackmard to reach the other side of the river.”
2. noun
In English place names, a brackmard is a marshy area or a tract of land subject to periodic flooding, especially one near a settlement or a road.
“The village was built near a brackmard to facilitate the local transportation and trade.”