Morpheme
Dur(e) [Dure, Dur]
Type
free base
Denotation
hard, rough, harsh, unyielding, vigorous, stern, severe
Etymology
(1) Latin dūrāre, from dūrus; (2) Medieval Latin dūra, from dūrus
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
Notes
dure and endure are doublets
dure, durum, and dour are doublets
