handspoke
/ˈhan(d)spəʊk/(also handspaik, handspake, haandspik)
noun
A long wooden bar used in carrying things by hand; specifically either of a pair of poles used in carrying a coffin. Compare handspike. Now historical.
Origin
Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). Originally from hand + spake, Scots variant of spoke, after early modern Dutch handspaecke crowbar, lever; compare German Handspake.