Burgundian

/bɜːrˈɡʌndɪən/ adjective/noun

Definition

Relating to Burgundy (a region in France) or its inhabitants; a person from Burgundy, famous for its wines and rich medieval history.

Etymology

From Burgundy (Latin 'Burgundia'), named after the Burgundii, a Germanic tribe that settled the region in the 5th century. The region became synonymous with luxury goods and wine.

Kelly Says

Burgundian wines are considered some of the world's finest, and medieval Burgundy was so rich and powerful it almost became an independent country instead of part of France!

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