Definition
Goods, merchandise, or produce owned or made within a medieval borough or fortified town; goods subject to borough regulations.
Etymology
From burg (fortified town) + ware (goods/merchandise). Medieval towns had special rights to sell certain goods, and 'burgware' was merchandise associated with burgher rights.
Kelly Says
Medieval burgers (burgesses) had monopolies on certain trades—if you wanted to sell cloth or bread in their town, you had to be a burger or pay them fees!
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ቡርጉንዴ
boo-rgoon-dee
ARالعربية
بورغوار
bu-r-gwa-r
BNবাংলা
বার্গওয়ার
bar-go-wa-r
CACatalà
burgware
bur-gwa-re
CSČeština
burgware
bur-gwa-re
DADansk
burgware
bur-gwa-re
DEDeutsch
Burgware
bur-gwa-re
ELΕλληνικά
burgware
bur-gwa-re
ESEspañol
burgware
bur-gwa-re
FAفارسی
بورگوار
bor-gwa-r
FISuomi
burgware
bur-gwa-re
FRFrançais
burgware
bur-gwa-re
HEעברית
בורגוויר
bur-gwa-ir
HIहिन्दी
बर्गरवेयर
bar-ga-r-we-ar
HUMagyar
burgware
bur-gwa-re
IDBahasa Indonesia
burgware
bur-gwa-re
ITItaliano
burgware
bur-gwa-re
KMKM
បួរគុនឌី
boo-rgoon-dee
MRMR
बर्गांडी
bur-gooN-dee
MSBahasa Melayu
burgware
bur-gwa-re
MYမြန်မာ
ပါးဂွန်ဒီ
pa-gooN-dee
NLNederlands
burgware
bur-gwa-re
NONorsk
burgware
bur-gwa-re
PLPolski
burgware
bur-gwa-re
PTPortuguês
burgware
bur-gwa-re
RORomână
burgware
bur-gwa-re
RUРусский
бургвар
bur-gwa-r
SVSvenska
burgware
bur-gwa-re
SWKiswahili
burgware
bur-gwa-re
TAதமிழ்
பேர்கண்டி
pe-r-goon-dee
TEతెలుగు
బర్గండీ
bur-gooN-dee
THไทย
บर्เกอร์แวร์
bur-ge-r-wae
TRTürkçe
burgware
bur-gwa-re
UKУкраїнська
бургвар
bur-gwa-r
URاردو
بورگوار
bu-r-gwa-r
VITiếng Việt
burgware
bur-gwa-re
ZH中文
堡格软件
bǎo gé ruǎnjiàn