Borg
- proper noun
- /bɔrg/
- This is Chief Inspector Borg.
- Borg scale
- Borg RPE scale
- Borg's perceived exertion
And like, like Nils Borg said, you know, I quoted that earlier, the the the opposite of a of a great truth is another great truth.
- And like, like Nils Borg said, you know, I quoted that earlier, the the the opposite of a of a great truth is another great truth.
- Anyhow, another question that came in, this is from Stefan Borg Borglik.
- I went to Wallsend Boys Club and Ian Borg and few of the other players like Lee Clark and Carrick went there.
Examples
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When I went over to Amos Borg and tapped him on the shoulder, he jumped up in the air.
Fiction book (2000) -
The choice has fallen on Mr. Tonio Borg, the current Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Blog text (31) -
This is Chief Inspector Borg.
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Colonel Borg, the Swedish military attache.
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I went to Wallsend Boys Club and Ian Borg and few of the other players like Lee Clark and Carrick went there.
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Thank you, Mayor Borg.
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Colonel Borg, the Swedish military attache.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Borg is a family name from Scandinavia. It comes from an old word borg meaning 'fort' or 'castle', often used for people who lived by a strong place, so it became a last name.