What is another word for laager?
Pronunciation: [lˈɑːɡə] (IPA) 
The word "laager" is an Afrikaans term that has its roots in colonial South Africa. It typically refers to a defensive formation of wagons used by pioneers and farmers to protect themselves from attacks by local tribes and wild animals. However, there are various synonymous terms that can be used to describe this formation, such as encampment, fortress, bastion, stronghold, redoubt, and citadel. These words all refer to a protective structure or position, suggesting that safety and security are the primary objectives in such a formation. Other related terms include barricade, barrier, and bulwark, each emphasizing the idea of a physical obstacle meant to provide protection or defense.
