Burg

/bɜːrg/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A fortified town or settlement; a castle or a stronghold.

The ancient burg stood as a testament to the architectural skills of the medieval builders.

A city or town, especially one in a specific region.

She moved from the bustling city to a quiet burg in the countryside.

A town or area that is typically smaller than a city.

The small burg was known for its friendly community and annual festivals.

Derived from Middle Dutch 'borch', meaning fortress or castle.

Old Burg

An ancient or historic town or settlement.

Burgundy

A region in France known for its wine, metaphorically used to refer to richness or variety.

borough

A self-governing district.

fortress

A military stronghold.

burgomaster

A mayor in certain towns.

Short for a suburb or urban area.

I live in the burg, just outside the city limits.

A laid-back small town.

Life in the burg is quiet and slow-paced.