Definition

A poetic term often used to refer to a young woman or maiden, sometimes associated with beauty or grace.

Example

The burd danced gracefully under the moonlight, captivating everyone around her.

Conversation

Have you seen that girl with the beautiful burd?

Yeah, her style is so unique and refreshing!

I wonder if she knows how much people admire her burd.

I'm sure she does; it really suits her personality.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'burd' originates from Old English 'bridde', meaning a young bird or chick. It refers specifically to a young bird in its early stages of life.

Memory Tip

Think of a young bird, as 'burd' comes from the Old English word for a young bird or chick.

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