1. A royal burgh, a corporate body erected by a charter from the crown. A burgh of barony, in Scotland, a corporation somewhat analogous to a royal burgh, consisting of a determinate tract of ground within the barony, erected by the feudal superior, and subject to the government of magistrates. Parliamentary burgh, a town that by itself or with others is represented in parliament.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• euogh,
• bourth,
• burue,
• borugh,
• birght,
• neburgh,
• bureu,
• tourgh,
• ruogh,
• burgar,
• budah,
• bursh,
• burce,
• bureo,
• thurgh,
• burough,
• brogh,
• brigh,
• buaght,
• burth

• burrough,
• burgo,
• burge,
• Burrows,
• Burch,
• bush,
• bu.,
• burrus,
• burrage,
• burress,
• buy,
• bar,
• bur,
• Burruss,
• burgio,
• bug,
• burres,
• bury,
• burn,
• Burgy,
• Buresh,
• bough,
• burris,
• burgoo,
• burp,
• Burriss,
• burg.

The adjective form of the word "burgh" is "burghal".

The plural of the "burgh" can be the "burghs".

The singular of the "burgh" can be the "burgh".