IPA: //ˈɒz.nə.bɜːrɡ//
KK: /ˈɑːznəˌbɜːrg/
A thick and rough cotton fabric often used for making bags, furniture coverings, and curtains.
The farmer used osnaburg to make sturdy sacks for his grain.
Osnaburg is derived from the name of the German city Osnabrück, where the fabric was originally produced. The term 'burg' in German means 'fortress' or 'town', indicating the place of origin. Therefore, Osnaburg refers to a type of fabric associated with the town of Osnabrück.
Think of the city name Osnabrück, where this fabric originated, and remember that Osnaburg is a fabric linked to that town.
No commonly confused words.