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bold/botl (nt. a) ♦ boldwela/botlwela (m. an) ♦ bur(u)g/burh(g)/buruh (f. th. rac.)> a.m. borough, got. baurgs (f. th. rac.), v.n. borg (f. i), v.h.a. burg/buruc (f. th. rac.et en i) > all.m. Burg, v.s. burg (f. th. rac.), v.fr. bur(i)ch (f.) ♦ burhscīr (f. ō) ♦ burgstede/burhstede (m. i) ♦ burgtūn/burhtūn (m. a) ♦ castel(l) (nt.) ♦ ce(a)ster/cæster (f. ō) ♦ ceasterwīc (f.) ♦ eardungburg/eardungburh (f. th. rac.) ♦ frēoburh (f. th. rac.) ♦ (ge)burgscipe (m. i) ♦ lēodburg/lēodburh (f. th. rac.) ♦ port (m. et nt. a) > a.m. port ♦ stoclīf (nt. a) ♦ tūn (m. a) > a.m. town, v.n. tún (nt.) ♦ þorp/þrop (m. a) > a.m. thorp, got. þaurp (nt. a ?), v.n. þorp (m.), v.h.a. thorf (nt. a) > all.m. Dorf, v.s. thorp, v.fr. thorp/therp ♦ wīc (nt. a et f.), got. weihs (nt. a), v.h.a. wīh (m.), v.s. wīk, v.fr. wīk. cité de refuge/cité où règne la paix friþburh (f. th. rac.). cité royale cynesetl (nt. a) ♦ cynestōl (m. a) ♦ ēþelstōl (m. a) ♦ hēafod/hēaf(e)d/hǣf(e)d > a.m. head, got. haubiþ, v.n. hǫfuð, v.h.a. houbit > all.m. Haupt {nt. a}, v.s. hōƀid, v.fr. hā(fe)d (nt. a) ♦ hēafodburh/hēafodburg (f. th. rac.) ♦ hēafodport (m. a) ♦ hēafodstōl (m. a) ♦ hēahburg (f. th. rac.). limites de la cité burgende.