Obs. rare. [ad. Sp. comarca borders or confines of a country, territory, district, med.L. commarca, commarchia, f. com- + marca MARCH.] Border-country, territory, district.
1612. Shelton, Quix., I. 2 (T.). He was indeed an Andalusian, and of the commark of S. Lucar’s. Ibid., IV. ii. (1652), 73. It is publickly bruited about all this commark.
1654. Gayton, Pleas. Notes, IV. v. 197.
