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burg
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Burg
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Etymology
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From
Old English
burg
(
“
fortified place
”
)
.
Suffix
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-burg
Synonym of
-burgh
Derived terms
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English terms suffixed with -burg
Blacksburg
Cajanaburg
Campbellsburg
Catlettsburg
Chambersburg
Christiansburg
Clarksburg
Duckburg
Dyersburg
Ellenburg
Emmetsburg
Evansburg
Flemingsburg
Fredericksburg
Frenchburg
Gettysburg
Gibsonburg
Hardinsburg
Harrisburg
Harrisonburg
Harrodsburg
Hattiesburg
Hollidaysburg
Julesburg
Justiceburg
Kingsburg
Lawrenceburg
Louisburg
Lynchburg
Martinsburg
McConnellsburg
Miamisburg
Middleburg
Millersburg
Morrisburg
Patricksburg
Pearisburg
Petersburg
Phillipsburg
Plattsburg
Prestonsburg
Rexburg
Rustburg
Scottsburg
Smithsburg
Spartanburg
Stroudsburg
Swedesburg
Vanceburg
Walsenburg
Warrensburg
Waynesburg
Wellsburg
Williamsburg
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