Burgoyne

English Proper noun s en Old French. Middle English Alternative forms enm borgoyne burgayn Burgone Burgoyn Burgun Burguyn enm Bourgoyne Caxton; enm Borgoine Burgoine WR Etymology enm xno Borgoigne, from enm la-lat Burgundia. For the phonological development, compare enm caroyne. Pronunciation enm /burˈɡui̯n(ə)/ /burˈɡiu̯n(ə)/ enm /ˈburɡæi̯n(ə)/ with reduction from /burˈɡui̯n(ə)/ enm /ˈburɡun(ə)/ with reduction from /burˈɡiu̯n(ə)/ Proper noun enm proper noun enm historical region/medieval kingdom/and/former duchy c/France Burgundy 1 at the comaūdemēt of the right hye myghty and vertuouſe Prynceſſe hys redoubtyd lady . Margarete by the grace of god . Ducheſſe of Bourgoyne of Lotryk of Braband &c at the command of the truly high, mighty, and virtuous princess, his redoubtable lady, Margaret, by the grace of God Duchess of Burgundy, Lothier, Brabant, etc. Descendants ga Burgúin 1 1 wlm Bwrgwyn Byrgwyn 1 cy Bwrgwyn Noun - A Burgundian; a person from Burgundy. References Burgoin(e n. and adj MED6334 enm Demonyms