(durare)
101haloduric — halo·du·ric (hal″o duґrik) [halo + L. durare to endure] capable of existing in a medium containing a high concentration of salt …
102Donisthorpe — This interesting surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and is a locational name from Donisthorpe, an ecclesiastical district, south west of Ashby de la Zouch in Leicestershire. Recorded as Durandestorp both in the Domesday Book of 1086, and in the… …
103Dorrance — This interesting name is of French origin, and was introduced into England by the Normans after the Conquest of 1066 as a personal name, as for example, Durandus (1066 Hampshire). The derivation is from the Old French Durant , meaning enduring,… …
104Dorrins — This interesting name is of French origin, and was introduced into England by the Normans after the Conquest of 1066 as a personal name, as for example, Durandus (1066 Hampshire). The derivation is from the Old French Durant , meaning enduring,… …
105Durrance — This interesting name is of French origin, and was introduced into England by the Normans after the Conquest of 1066 as a personal name, as for example, Durandus (1066 Hampshire). The derivation is from the Old French Durant , meaning enduring,… …
106Durrans — This interesting name is of French origin, and was introduced into England by the Normans after the Conquest of 1066 as a personal name, as for example, Durandus (1066 Hampshire). The derivation is from the Old French Durant , meaning enduring,… …
107Duran — 1. Türkischer Familienname; Partizipialbildung zu dem Verb durmak »bleiben«: »einer, der bleibt«. Mit dem Verb »bleiben« gebildete Namen (Vgl. auch Durmus und Dursun) sind auch Rufnamen; sie soll(t)en den Wunsch ausdrücken, das Kind solle am… …
108AEGIALE — I. AEGIALE Adrasti, vel ut aliis visum, Aegialei filia, Diomedis uxor, quae, maritô ap ud Troiam bellum gerente cum Cyllabaro Stheneli filio rem habuit; quod ubi Diomedes comperislet, domum reverti noluit, verecundiâ ductus, sed in Italiam vectus …
109ALEC — vide infra Halec, it. Muria. Forum captura abundantissima, circa Rugiam insulam olim celebris, postea apud Scanienses increbuit, hinc ad Norvegos, ab his ad Scotiae Angliaeque oras migravit, ubi frequentissima in hunc diem exercetur et Europae… …
110ANNUS Magnus — apud Solinum c. 33. Cum huius (phoenicis) vita, magni ann: fieri conversionem, rata fides est inter auctores, licet plurimi eorum Magnum Annum non quadraginta et quingentis, sed duodecim milibus et nongentis quinquaginta quatuor annis constare… …
