דר

See also: ⁧ד״ר⁩

Hebrew

Etymology 1
Root
⁧ד־ו־ר⁩ (d-w-r)

Noun

⁧דֹּר⁩ • (dór) m (plural indefinite ⁧דֹּרוֹת⁩, singular construct ⁧דֹּר־⁩)

  1. defective spelling of ⁧דּוֹר⁩.
    • Tanach, Exodus 3:15, with translation of the King James Version:
      ⁧וְזֶה זִכְרִי לְדֹר דֹּר⁩
      v'ze zichrí l'dor dor
      and this [is] My memorial, to generation — generation

Etymology 2
Root
⁧ד־ו־ר⁩ (d-w-r)

Verb

⁧דָּר⁩ • (dar) third-singular masculine past (pa'al construction)

  1. to dwell
Conjugation
Conjugation of ⁧דָּר⁩ (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs) 
non-finite forms
finite forms singular plural
m. f. m. f.
past first ⁧דַּרְתִּי⁩⁧דַּרְנוּ⁩
second ⁧דַּרְתָּ⁩⁧דַּרְתְּ⁩⁧דַּרְתֶּם⁩⁧דַּרְתֶּן⁩
third ⁧דָּר⁩⁧דָּרָה⁩⁧דָּרוּ⁩
present ⁧דָּר⁩⁧דָּרָה⁩⁧דָּרִים⁩⁧דָּרוֹת⁩
future first ⁧אָדוּר⁩⁧נָדוּר⁩
second ⁧תָּדוּר⁩⁧תָּדוּרִי⁩⁧תָּדוּרוּ⁩⁧תדורנה / תָּדֹרְנָה⁩1
third ⁧יָדוּר⁩⁧תָּדוּר⁩⁧יָדוּרוּ⁩⁧תדורנה / תָּדֹרְנָה⁩1
imperative ⁧דּוּר⁩⁧דּוּרִי⁩⁧דּוּרוּ⁩⁧דורנה / דֹּרְנָה⁩1
notes
  1. Rare in Modern Hebrew.
Synonyms

Etymology 3
Root
⁧ד־ר־ר⁩ (d-r-r)

Noun

⁧דַּר⁩ • (dar) m [pattern: ⁧קֶטֶל⁩]

  1. nacre, mother-of-pearl
  2. (Talmud) a fluorescent stone (according to Samuel of Nehardea)
Synonyms
  • ⁧אֵם הַפְּנִינָה⁩ (em hapniná)

References
  • “⁧דר⁩” in the Hebrew Terms Database of the Academy of Hebrew Language

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