IPA: /ˈbɜːrɡər/
KK: /ˈbɜrɡər/
A person who is a citizen or resident of a town or city, especially in medieval Europe, often belonging to the middle class.
The burgher was proud of his family's long history in the town.
Burgher → The word originates from Middle Dutch 'burgher', meaning a citizen or inhabitant of a town. It refers specifically to a member of the bourgeoisie or the middle class in a town or city.
Think of a 'burgher' as a person who belongs to a town or city, reflecting their status as a citizen or member of the community.