Bourgogne

[ boor-gawn-yuh ]

noun

1. French name of Burgundy.

Bourgogne

/ burɡɔɲ /

noun

1. See Burgundy
   the French name for Burgundy

Example Sentences

A troupe of traditional Burgundian folk singers, Les Cadets de Bourgogne, lead guests in a variety of traditional harvest songs.

From The Daily Beast

Crémant de Bourgogne denotes a wine made with the same grape varieties, but 100 miles to the south in Burgundy.

From The Daily Beast

It was on the boards of the Htel de Bourgogne that she showed herself to be also the finest tragdienne of her time.

From Project Gutenberg

They eventually joined the company of the Htel de Bourgogne, whose popularity was immensely strengthened by their inclusion.

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These two confessors had each his church in the faubourg de Bourgogne, wherein their bodies were jealously guarded.

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The village of Bourgogne, entirely in ruins, is soon reached.

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They heard him growl to himself, "Qu'il coule rouge et fort, le bon vieux sang de Bourgogne."

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