IPA: /ˈdɒnʒən/
KK: /ˈdɒnʒən/
A strong, tall building in a castle that was used for defense and living quarters.
The knight took refuge in the donjon during the siege.
**Donjon** → The word originates from Old French *donjon*, meaning a fortified tower or keep in a castle. It refers specifically to the main tower of a castle, often used as a stronghold or residence.
Imagine a strong, fortified tower in a castle — that's what a donjon is, a central stronghold.