Burg (noun)

1. A fortified settlement, especially a castle or walled town in medieval Europe.
2. A type of sausage made of ground meat and spices, typically beef or pork, often used in stews and soups.

Origin:

From middle high german burg, meaning a fortified settlement.

Examples:

1. The old burg was perched on a hilltop and had been used as a defensive stronghold for centuries.
2. The burg was surrounded by a moat and had a drawbridge for protection against invaders.
3. The burg was a bustling center of trade and commerce, attracting merchants from far and wide.
4. The burgers were made from a secret family recipe passed down for generations and were a staple of the local diner's menu.
5. The hearty stew was made with chunks of burg and potatoes, simmered until the flavors melded together.