burg
/bɜːɡ/Definitions
1. noun
A medieval fortified town, typically with a castle, often the seat of a noble or royal power.
“The historic burg of Heidelberg is a popular tourist destination.”
2. noun
A town or city, especially in Germany or Switzerland.
“The small burg of Grindelwald has a charming ski resort.”
3. proper noun
The name of a specific location or place.
“The people of Hamburg love their burg, which is known for its vibrant culture.”
4. verb
To besiege or attack a town or fortress, especially with a large force.
“The army was ordered to burg the enemy’s stronghold.”