Burgher
//ˈbɜː(ɹ)ɡə(ɹ)//
Synonyms for "burgher" (58 found)
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29 translations across 12 languages.
Czech
2 entries- měšťan noun (citizen of a borough or town)
- měšťanka noun (citizen of a borough or town)
Esperanto
1 entries- burĝo noun (citizen of a borough or town)
Finnish
2 entries- kaupunkilainen noun (citizen of a borough or town)
- porvari noun (prosperous member of the community)
French
4 entries- bourgeois noun (citizen of a borough or town)
- bourgeois noun (prosperous member of the community)
- bourgeoise noun (citizen of a borough or town)
- citadin noun (citizen of a borough or town)
German
3 entries- Burgher noun (member of Sri Lankan ethnic group)
- Bürger noun (citizen of a borough or town)
- Bürgerin noun (citizen of a borough or town)
Italian
3 entries- borghese noun (prosperous member of the community)
- cittadina noun (citizen of a borough or town)
- cittadino noun (citizen of a borough or town)
Macedonian
2 entries- мештанин noun (citizen of a borough or town)
- мештанка noun (citizen of a borough or town)
Polish
3 entries- burżuj noun (prosperous member of the community)
- mieszczanin noun (citizen of a borough or town)
- mieszczanka noun (citizen of a borough or town)
Russian
2 entries- горожа́нин noun (citizen of a borough or town)
- горожа́нка noun (citizen of a borough or town)
Slovak
2 entries- mešťan noun (citizen of a borough or town)
- mešťanka noun (citizen of a borough or town)
Tamil
2 entries- பரங்கியர் noun (member of Sri Lankan ethnic group)
- பறங்கியர் noun (member of Sri Lankan ethnic group)
Turkish
2 entries- burjuva noun (prosperous member of the community)
- şehirli noun (citizen of a borough or town)
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