IPA: //foʊˈbʊrɡ//
KK: /fo-burg/
An area or district located outside the main part of a city, often associated with French-speaking regions or cities.
The faubourg was known for its vibrant culture and historic architecture.
Faubourg comes from Old French 'faubourg' (meaning suburb or outlying district), which is derived from 'fau' (meaning false or outside) and 'bourg' (meaning town or borough). The term refers to a town or district that is situated outside the main city or town area.
Think of 'outside' ('fau') and 'town' ('bourg') to remember that 'faubourg' refers to a suburb or area outside the main town.
No commonly confused words.