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	German	English
	Similar words: Burg, Abc-Buch, Berg, Berg-Nyala, Berg-Sandglöckchen, Berg-Sandrapunzel, Berg-Sericornis, Berg-und-Tal-Bahn, Berge, Berg..., Buch, Bug, Buggy, Buh-Effekt, Bunge, Bure, Buren, Burgen, Burger, Burghof, Burin	Similar words: Bursa, Ugh!, Urga, argy-bargy, barge, berg, bergs, berth, birch, birch-like, birth, birth-!-mark, bough, bruh, budge, bug, bug-compatible, bug-eyed, buggy, buggy-whip, bugs
	Bürger {m} [hist.]	burgher [hist.] [humor.]
	Ausbürger {m}	outburgher
	freier Bürger	free burgher
	Augsburger Interim {n} [pol.] [hist.]	Augsburg Interim
	Beintieflagerung {f}; Beintieflage {f}; Oberkörperhochlagerung {f}; Anti-Trendelenburg-Lagerung {f} [med.]	head-up position; reverse Tendelenburg position
	Brandenburg {n} (deutsches Bundesland) [geogr.]	Brandenburg (German state)
	Brandenburger Tor {n}	Brandenburg Gate (sight in Berlin)
	Bugholz {n}	bentwood
	Bugholz...	bentwood {adj}
	Bürgermeister {m} (einer deutschsprachigen, niederländischen oder flämischen Stadt) [pol.]	burgomaster
	Burgenland {n} (österreichisches Bundesland) [geogr.]	Burgenland (Austrian state)
	Burghof {m} [arch.]	inner ward (of a medieval castle)
	Burgunder {m}; Burgunderwein {m}	Burgundy; Burgundy wine
	Burgverließ {n} mit Angstloch [hist.]	oubliette
	Burgvogt {m}; Kastellan {m} [hist.]	castellan
	Cheeseburger {m} [cook.]	cheeseburger
	Ding {n}; Sache {f}; Coup {m} [slang] (Einbruch, Überfall)	job [slang] (burglary, robbery)
	Einbruch- und Diebstahlversicherung {f}	burglary insurance
	Exulant {m} [pol.] [relig.] [hist.]	Protestant refugee from the Habsburg empire
	Hacksteak {m} [cook.]	Hamburg steak
	Herzogtum Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha {n} [geogr.] [hist.]	duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
	Kirchweihfest {n}; Kirchweih {f} [Süddt.] [Westös.]; Kirmes {f} [Mitteldt.]; Kirmse {f} [Ostdt.]; Messe {f} [BW] [Schw.]; Dult {f} [Bayr.] [Salzburg]; Kirchtag {m} [Bayr.] [Westös.]; Kirta {m} [Bayr.] [Südostös.]; Kirtag {m} [Ös.]; Kilbi {f} [BW] [Vorarlberg] [Schw.]; Kirbe [BW]; Chilbi {f} [Schw.] [soc.]	church festival; church fair; church jamboree [Br.]; kermis [Am.]
	Leitungswasser {n}; Hahnenburger {n} [humor.]; Leitungsheimer {n} [Mitteldt.] [humor.]; Kranwasser {n} [Westdt.] [humor.] [cook.]	tap water
	Liebfrauenmünster {n} zu Straßburg	Cathedral of our Lady of Strasbourg
	operative Lungenembolusentfernung {f}; Lungenemboektomie {f}; pulmonale Embolektomie {f}; Trendelenburg'sche Operation {f} [med.]	pulmonary embolectomy; Trendelenburg's operation
	Marburger {adj}	Marburg; Marburg-based
	Marburger {m}; Marburgerin {f} (Bewohner Marburgs)	Marburg resident
	Marburgfieber {n} [med.]	Marburg virus disease /MVD/
	Marburg-Virus {m,n} [med.]	Marburg virus
	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern {n} (deutsches Bundesland) [geogr.]	Mecklenburg-West Pomerania; Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (German state)
	Motte {f}; Turmhügelburg {f}; Erdhügelburg {f}; Erdkegelburg {f} [hist.] [arch.]	motte; motte-and-bailey castle
	Oberbürgermeister {m} /OB/; Regierender Bürgermeister	Lord Mayor; Chief Burgomaster
	Salzburg {n} (österreichisches Bundesland und Landeshauptstadt) [geogr.]	Salzburg (Austrian state and state capital)
	Salzburger {adj} [geogr.] [pol.] [soc.]	Salzburg; of Salzburg
	Schlossherrin {f}; Burgfrau {f} [hist.]; Burggräfin {f} [hist.]	chatelaine
	Spätburgunder {m} (Rebsorte) [agr.] [cook.]	Pinot noir
	Trutzburg {f} [übtr.]	isolationist group
	Vereinsstander {n}	burgee
	Wasserhecken {pl}; Bachburgel {pl} (Didiplis) (botanische Gattung) [bot.]	water hedges; water purslanes (botanical genus)
	aufkeimend {adj}	budding; burgeoning; nascent
	burgartig; burgähnlich; schlossartig; schlossähnlich {adj} [arch.]	castle-like; castle-esque; castle-style
	burgenländisch {adj} [ling.] [geogr.] [pol.] [soc.]	Burgenland; of the Burgenland
	burgundisch {adj} [hist.]	Burgundian
	burgundrot {adj}	Burgandy
	erledigt; geschafft; erschossen; fertig; fix und foxi; alle [Norddt.] [Mitteldt.]; ausgepowert sein {v} [ugs.]	to be worn out; shot; all in; done in; burshed; zonked; shattered [Br.]; knackered [Br.]; jaded [Ir.]; pooped [Am.]; tuckered out [Am.] [coll.]
	märkisch {adj} [geogr.]	from/of the Mark Brandenburg
	salzburgerisch {adj} [ling.] [soc.]	Salzburg; typical of Salzburg
	Luxemburg {n} /LU/ (Kfz: /L/) [geogr.]	Luxemburg; Luxembourg
	Freiburg /FR/ (Schweizer Kanton; Hauptort: Freiburg) [geogr.]	Freiburg (Swiss canton)
	Lüneburger Heide {f} [geogr.]	Lüneburg Heath
	Mecklenburger Bucht {f} [geogr.]	Bay of Mecklenburg
	Mecklenburger Seenplatte {f} [geogr.]	Mecklenburg Lake District
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