Meaning of dark

Dark

Common

adj

•

an

or (more often)

of

.

.

of

;

.

•

or

in

; not

or

.

•

In Broadcasting:

; not

.

•

,

,

.

Not

to the

; not

through;

;

;

.

•

In Betting:

,

,

.

not

known.

•

Without

or

;

,

.

•

to

;

or

.

•

in

or the

; said of a

.

•

,

, or

,

due to, or

by, a

or

.

•

With

on the

of life; said of a

work of fiction

, a work of

in

form or a

of either.

noun

•

A

or (more often)

of

.

•

.

•

.

•

A

or

in a

,

, etc.

verb

•

To

or become

,

.

•

To

,

,

or

.

•

To make

,

; to

.

name

•

A

.

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dark

English

derk

Middle English (1100-1500)

deorc

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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