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dhurrie

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dhur·rie  (dûr)
n.
A flat-woven cotton rug made in India.

[Hindi dar, from Middle Indic *darita, split cane, mat, from variant of Sanskrit dalita-, past participle of dalati, he splits; see der- in Indo-European roots.]


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