dʰu̯ē̆r-, dʰu̯ō̆r-, dʰur-, dʰu̯r̥-

door

Reflexes - Pokorny

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
Italic
Old FrenchforsoutsideadvW7 LRC
Portugueseforaout, outsideadvTLL LRC
Spanishfueraout, outsideadvTLL LRC
Old Frenchforclore, forclos-to lock outsidevbW7 LRC
Old FrenchforeinforeignadjW7 LRC
Frenchfarouchebeast afraid of mankindadjW7 LRC
Frenchhorsout, outsideadvTLL LRC
Italianfuoriout, outsideadvTLL LRC
Latinforāsforth, outward, outdoorsadvLRC
Latinforensispublic, forensicadjW7 LRC
Latinforis, forisdoor; [pl.] gaten.femGED LRC
LatinforīsoutsideadvGED LRC
Latinforumpublic placen.neutW7 LRC
Late Latinforanus(on the) outsideadjW7 LRC
Late Latinforasticusbelonging outsideadjW7 LRC
Medieval Latinafforesto, afforestareto plant a forestvbW7 LRC
Medieval Latinforestisforestn.femW7 LRC
Celtic
Old IrishdordoornGED LRC
Old IrishDorchūDoorway-dogprop.nGED LRC
Old IrishdorusdoornLRC
Old CornishdordoornGED LRC
WelshdordoornGED LRC
GaulishdurosdoornGED LRC
English
Old Englishdordoorway, gatenW7 LRC
Old Englishduru, dūrudoorn.femASD LRC
Old Englishduru-wearddoor-keepern.str.mascGED LRC
Middle EnglishdordoornW7 LRC
Middle EnglishduredoornW7 LRC
Middle Englishforclosento foreclosevbW7 LRC
Middle EnglishforeinforeignadjW7 LRC
Middle EnglishforestforestnW7 LRC
Englishafforestto establish forest covervb.transAHD W7 LRC
Englishdoorswinging/sliding barrier by which entry is opened/closednAHD W7 LRC
Englishdurbarcourt held by native Indian princenAHD W7 LRC
Englishfarouchemarked by shyness/lack of polishadjAHD W7 LRC
Englishforecloseto debar, shut outvbAHD W7 LRC
Englishforeignlocated outside area/countryadjAHD W7 LRC
Englishforensicused in/suitable to/belonging to courtadjAHD W7 LRC
Englishforesttract of wooded landnAHD W7 LRC
Englishforumpublic/market-place of ancient Roman city used for judicial/public businessnAHD W7 LRC
Englishthyroidre: large endocrine gland in craniate vertebratesadjAHD W7 LRC
West Germanic
Old Frisiandore, duredoornGED LRC
Frisiandoar(e)doornASD LRC
DutchdeurdoornTLL LRC
Old Saxondordoorwayn.neutGED ASD LRC
Old Saxondura, duridoorn.str.femGED LRC
Old High Germantordoorway, gaten.str.neutGED LRC
Old High Germantor-wartodoor-keepern.wk.mascGED LRC
Old High Germantura, turidoorn.str.femGED LRC
GermanThorgaten.neutASD LRC
GermanThüre, Türdoorn.femASD LRC
North Germanic
Old Norsedyrrdoorwayn.femLRC
Old Icelandicdyrrdoorwayn.femGED LRC
Icelandicdyrrdoorn.femASD LRC
Danishdørdoorn.neutASD LRC
Swedishdörrdoorn.femASD LRC
East Germanic
Gothicauga-daurowindow, lit. eye-doorn.neutGED LRC
Gothicdaur, daūr(o)door(way)n.femGED ASD LRC
GothicdauronsvestibulenGED LRC
Gothicfaura-dauristreetn.neutGED LRC
Crimean Gothic*þur, thurndoor, gatenCGo GED LRC
Balto-Slavic
Old PrussiandaurisdoornGED LRC
Old LithuanianduresgatenGED LRC
LithuaniandùrysdoornLRC
Latvianduris, dùrvisdoornGED LRC
Old Church SlavonicdvĭrĭdoornLRC
Old Church SlavonicdvorъcourtnGED LRC
Paleo-Balkan
AlbanianderëdoornGED LRC
Hellenic
Homeric Greekθύραdoorn.femLRC
Greekθύρα-ζεtoward the outsideadvGED LRC
Greekthyreoeidēsshield-shaped, thyroidadjW7 LRC
Greekthyreosdoor-shaped shieldn.mascW7 LRC
GreekθυρώνvestibulenGED LRC
GreekπρόθυρονporchnGED LRC
Anatolian
HittiteandurzawithinadvGED LRC
Armenian
Armenianduṙndoor, gate, courtnGED LRC
Indo-Iranian
Old Persianduva-rayāat courtadvGED LRC
PersiandardoornW7 LRC
Persiandarbārcourt held by princenW7 LRC
AvestandvarəmgatenGED LRC
Avestandvar̥mgate, yardnLRC
Sanskritdvāradoorn.neutASD LRC
Sanskritdvā́r-door, gaten.femGED ASD LRC
Hindidarbārcourt held by princenW7 LRC
Tocharian
Tocharian BtweredoornLRC