bur
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noun
- a guest room, sleeping chamber; a room, often in the upper storey of a farm building or storehouse, used as sleeping quarters
- a maiden's chamber; a room or building used as quarters for unmarried women
- a storehouse, larder; a farm building or room used for storing grain, food or other provisions
- a cage; a box or enclosed space with barred or lattice walls for confining animals or birds
- a cage, prison; something which confines someone, restricts their freedom or prevents them from developing freely
Forms
noun
| indefinite singular | bur |
|---|---|
| definite singular | buret |
| indefinite plural | bur |
| definite plural | bura |
| definite plural | burene |
Other ways to say it
- brølroar (the sound a lion makes).; blare
- buringroaring, bellowing; the act or sound of producing a strong, deep, rough sound; caging, confinement; the act of putting or keeping an animal or person in a cage or similarly confined space
- stabbura granary elevated of the ground with stilts, comparable to an Iberian hórreo