Apparently, from π°πΏπ²π (augΕ, βeyeβ) + π³π°πΏππ (daurΕ, βdoorβ). The second element differs from this word in gender and inflection and is a plurale tantum, which makes the connection slightly problematic. Cognate with Old English eagduru, Old High German ougtora.
π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏππ β’ (augadaurΕ) n
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Singular | Plural | |
Nominative | π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏππ augadaurΕ |
π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏπππ½π° augadaurΕna |
Vocative | π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏππ augadaurΕ |
π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏπππ½π° augadaurΕna |
Accusative | π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏππ augadaurΕ |
π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏπππ½π° augadaurΕna |
Genitive | π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏππΉπ½π augadaurins |
π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏππ°π½π΄ augadauranΔ |
Dative | π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏππΉπ½ augadaurin |
π°πΏπ²π°π³π°πΏππ°πΌ augadauram |