This is the 5864th most frequent German word.
burrow
The German word for "burrow" is "Bau," and it means a hole or tunnel dug by an animal for shelter or habitation.
Here, 'Bau' represents the physical location where the rabbit resides and uses the word 'burrow' to denote a habitation formed by digging.
Das Kaninchen gräbt sich einen Bau im Garten.
The rabbit is digging a burrow in the garden.
In this instance, 'Bau' refers specifically to the fox's underground dwelling, emphasizing its depth and location.
Der Fuchs hat einen tiefen Bau unter dem Baum.
The fox has a deep burrow under the tree.
'Baue' showcases the plural form, illustrating various dug-out shelters made by ground squirrels for protection.