'dur

'dur

Present: 'dur LZ, CD, DS, TC.
Past: 'durd LZ. 'dur [DS], TC.
Future: 'dur LZ, [DS], TC.
Imperative: 'durd LZ. - TC.
Involuntary: TC, (Hoshi 2003).
Intransitive: DS, TC.
Characteristic Example: dud 'gro sogs kyi bang rtsal LZ.
Meaning: To trot, to run in a trot CD. To go DS. 1. To go moderately slow. 2. To fall apart, fall into pieces. 3. To be pressed down on TC.

Present: 'dur (Stein 1988: 45).
Past: bdur (Stein 1988: 45).
Meaning: (in Bon literature) To perform the main act of a Bon-po funeral rite (Stein 1988: 45).

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