Part of Speech | n.masc |
Vernacular Form | دار |
Phonetic Form | dáar |
Morphemic Form | dar |
Inflection Class | a-decl (Obl, pl): dará |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | *dvara- 'door' (T: 6651) |
Variant Form(s) | dar (Biori) |
Example 355:
Source: A:NH12:1:180bheeríi patookúuṇa bhešóolu ta, dará patú be bhéṭu.bheeríidonkey.sellerpatookúuṇinner.corner-a-oblbhešámake.sit-íl-pfv-u-MSGtaDSdardoor-a-oblpatúbehindbego-í-CVbheṭsit.down.pfv-u-MSGThe donkey seller was offered a place to sit by the innermost corner [of the house], but went and sat down right behind the door [instead]. [Proverb]
Example 521:
Source: A:DLX193čhaalíi dapáara dáar lišá.čhaálgoat.kid-ii-gendapáarafordardoorlišácloseClose the door because of the little goats!
Example 614:
Source: A:HOW039ghooṣṭíi maaliká díi khooǰaáanu ki dáar ga ṣiṣṭám ki samúum.ghoóṣṭhouse-ii-genmaalíkowner-a-obldíifromkhooǰáask-án-prs-u-MSGkicompdardoorgawhatṣiṣṭámsystemkiatsamámake-um-1sgHe asks the owner which type of door he should make.
Example 615:
Source: A:NH:1:203dáar ta aṭí kúuṇ, kúuṇ ba aṭí dáar thainií.dardoortaDSaṭébring-í-CVkúuṇcornerkúuṇcornerbatopaṭébring-í-CVdardoorthedo-ainií-VNIt is [like] bringing the door to the place of the corner, and the corner to the place of the door [i.e. making a mess]. [Proverb]