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दुर (dura)

 
Capeller Eng
English
दुर॑
m.
 opener, giver of (gen. ).
Spoken Sanskrit
English
दुर - dura -
m.
 - granter
दुर - dura -
m.
 - giver
Monier Williams Cologne
English
1. दुर
=
 1. दुर्, only in शत- (q.v.)
2. दुर॑
m.
 (perhaps √ दॄ) ‘one who opens or unlocks’, giver, granter (= दातृ,
Sāy.
 ),
RV.
 i, 53, 2
vi, 35, 5.
Monier Williams 1872
English
दुर 1. दुर, अस्, आ, अम्, Ved. (according to
Sāy. fr. rt. 1. दा), a giver, granter
(perhaps rather to
be derived fr. rt. दॄ, one who opens, unlocks.)
दुर 2. दुर = 1. दुर् (occurring only in
शत-दुर, q. v.).
—दुर-दभ्न, अस्, आ, अम्, Ved.
deceiving or illuding doors, i. e. not to be kept in
or restrained by bolts and bars.
Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid
English
dura, nt. (etym.?), seems to mean something like worldly existence: māyopamaṃ hi duram etat, svapnasamaṃ ca samskṛtam avīkṣyam RP 〔33.3〕 (vs
meter, Finotʼs 〔No. 18, p. xiv〕). The only possible connection I have discovered is duraṃ-daraṃ, Deśīn. 〔5.46〕, glossed duḥkhottīrṇam.
वाचस्पत्यम्
Sanskrit
दुर
त्रि०
 दु--बा० कुर । दातरि “दुरो अश्वस्य दुर इन्द्रगोरसि दुरो यवस्य वसुन इलस्पतिः” ऋ० १ । ५३ । २ “दुरोदातासि” भा०
Capeller
German
दुर॑
m.
 Eröffner, Verleiher von (Gen. )
Grassman
German
durá, m., Erschliesser (der Schätze), Vertheiler [von dar, dir], auch N. dúras betont in {476, 5}, wo der A. p. von dúr keinen Sinn gibt.
-ás áśvasya u. s. w. {53, 2}.