See also: bure, burĕ, and burė

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Bure

  1. A river in Norfolk, England.

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Backformation of Dutch Boeren, plural of Boer. The word originally means “farmer” in Dutch but also in several German dialects, which is probably why the form Bur was avoided in German. (The word Bauer, and even more Bur as a dialectal form, may have the pejorative implication of an illiterate person. Compare English boor.)

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  • IPA(key): /buːʁə/
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Bure m (weak, genitive Buren, plural Buren, feminine Burin)

  1. Boer

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  • Bure” in Duden online