Associations to the word «Burgh»
Noun
- Countess
- Borough
- Marsh
- Maud
- Irish
- Munro
- Gan
- Elizabeth
- Desmond
- Norfolk
- Anglo
- Anglia
- Married
- Neville
- Exchequer
- Angus
- Welles
- Surveyor
- Limerick
- Parish
- Clare
- Suffolk
- Fitzgerald
- Erskine
- Legate
- Manor
- Beaumont
- Great
- Abbey
- Chalmers
- Blackwood
- Friar
- Domesday
- Kent
- Esq
- Mayo
- Marches
- Archibald
- Sutherland
- Councillor
- Erection
- Yarmouth
- Boundary
- Dun
- Eldest
- Peerage
- Walton
- Organiser
- Carnegie
- Westminster
- Protectorate
- Walter
- Pieter
- Pittsburgh
- Daly
- Writ
- Lordship
- Estate
- Willoughby
- Carmichael
- Viscount
- Gloucester
- Cumberland
- Clarence
- Paterson
- Mac
- Amalgamation
- Hester
- William
- Landowner
- Stronghold
- Edmund
- Denny
- Cripple
- Brooke
Adjective
Wiktionary
BURGH, noun. (Sussex) a small mound, often used in reference to tumuli (mostly restricted to place names).
BURGH, noun. (UK) a borough or chartered town (now only used as an official subdivision in Scotland).
BURGH OF BARONY, noun. (Scotland) (historical) A burgh in Scotland, distinct from royal burghs in being granted to a landowner who, as a tenant-in-chief, held his estates directly from the crown.
Dictionary definition
BURGH, noun. A borough in Scotland.
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