Definitions

1. noun

A town or city, especially one that was a fortified settlement or stronghold.

“The medieval burgh was known for its impressive castle and bustling market square.”

2. proper noun

A specific town or city with this name, such as Edinburgh Burgh in Scotland.

“The people of Edinburgh Burgh came together to celebrate their city’s rich cultural heritage.”

3. verb

To fortify or protect a place, especially by building walls or other defensive structures.

“The villagers burghed their homes to prepare for the impending war.”

4. verb (archaic)

To fortify or protect a place, especially by building walls or other defensive structures.

“In the old days, the kingdom burghed its borders to keep out invading forces.”