Morpheme
Dur(e) [Dure, Dur]
Type
free base
Denotation
hard, rough, harsh, vigorous,
Etymology
(1) Latin dūrāre, from dūrus; (2) Medieval Latin dūra (from dūrus), from dūra māter cerebrī; Arabic ʔumm al-ddimāḡ aṣ-ṣafīqa
Evidence
coendure, dura, durable, durae, durain, dural, duramen, duramenisation, duraminisation, durance, duration, durative, duratively, durativeness, duratives, durativity, dure, durectomy, dured, dureful, durene, dures, duress, duricrust, during, durity, durophagous, durophagy, durotomy, durous, durum, endurability, endurable, endurance, endure, endured, endures, enduring, enduro, epidural, epidurally, epidurals, everduring, extradural, indurate, intradural, myodural, nonepidural, obduracy, obdurate, obdurated, obdurately, obdurateness, obdurates, obdurating, outdure, outendure, perdurable, perdure, peridural, postdural, postepidural, subdural, supradural, transdural, unendured, unobdurate
