Lure

lure lurĕ Lurë Albanian Pronunciation sq /ˈluɾɛ/ Proper noun sq noun form sq Lurë indef dat//abl s French fr: Etymology First mentioned in 817 as fro Luterhaa. Of unclear origin, with proposals including: fr cel - origin and derived from fr cel-gau *lautro, from fr cel-pro *lautros. fr la-lat lŭtra otter Of fr gem - origin, such as being named after Lothair II of Lotharingia, from fr frk *Hlūdhari; or from fr goh hlutar limpid, clear, as the area was known to have many Germanic speakers. Pronunciation fr Fr-Paris--Lure.ogg Paris Proper noun fr small town/and/commune dept/Haute-Saône r/Bourgogne-Franche-Comté c/France Lure Derived terms fr luron, fr Luron References Xavier Delamarre, Dictionnaire de la langue gauloise, éditions errance 2003. p. 197-198. German Etymology Of de gmq - origin, from de no - and de da lur, from de non lúðr. Pronunciation de uːʁə 2 Noun f de musical instrument historical lur de 1905 Theodor Fontane s:de:Luren-Konzert Luren, in Tagen der Gothen und Geten, / Hießen unsre Nordlands-Trompeten, / Hörner waren’s, von sieben Fuß Länge, / Schlachtruf waren ihre Klänge, / Die Luren, lange vor Gorm dem Alten, / Ueber’s Moor und über die Haide schallten … Declension f Further reading Lure (Blasinstrument) de