IPA: /ˈbʊkˌræk/
KK: /ˈbʊkˌræk/
A piece of furniture or a structure designed to hold books, often used to keep them organized and accessible.
She placed her favorite novels on the bookrack in the living room.
Bookrack → It is formed from "book" (from Old English *bōc*, meaning a written work or text) and "rack" (from Old Norse *rǫkkr*, meaning a framework or support). The word "bookrack" refers to a framework or support specifically designed to hold books.
Think of a 'framework' ('rack') that holds 'written works' ('book') — that's what a bookrack is for.
No commonly confused words.