Associations to the word «Burg»
Noun
- Eugen
- Peters
- Hap
- Knesset
- Auf
- Ham
- Trenton
- Rhineland
- Castle
- Jo
- Burgh
- Halle
- Trier
- Gin
- Palatinate
- Der
- Wearer
- Borg
- Berg
- Westphalia
- Liechtenstein
- Neu
- Mecklenburg
- Halfback
- Rhine
- Johannes
- Mainz
- Baden
- Fortress
- Luther
- Hesse
- Brandenburg
- Tiding
- Bremen
- Palais
- Cantata
- Saxony
- Darmstadt
- Katz
- Fortification
- Salzburg
- Tyrol
- Zu
- Den
- Housewife
- Wiener
- Von
- Fullback
- Moat
- Bavaria
- Jonas
- Moselle
- Austria
- Graf
- Gopher
- Yiddish
- Bonn
- Gar
- Ruin
- Frankenstein
- Ger
- Freiburg
- Deutschland
- Hartmann
- Josef
- Legate
- Burger
- Barak
- Clam
- Quentin
- Saxe
- Stein
- Basel
- Rampart
- Mar
- Moshe
- Palatine
- Constance
- Wilt
- Hamburg
- Suffix
- Heinrich
- Aspen
- Das
- Dem
- Vienna
- Zurich
- Chunk
- Leipzig
- Gymnasium
- Gerhard
Wiktionary
BURG, noun. (North America) A city or town.
BURG, noun. (historical) A fortified town in medieval Europe.
Dictionary definition
BURG, noun. Colloquial American term for a town; "I've lived in this burg all my life".
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