dur describes residing in a place, especially the location of people or beasts.

The clearest attested use concerns residing: participial forms identify those located in a place in Daniel 2:38 and describe a dwelling with beasts in Daniel 4:32. The supplied translation does not isolate the lemma’s contribution in Daniel 4:9, Daniel 4:18, or Daniel 6:26 clearly enough to establish additional senses.

1. Residing or having a dwelling place · dominant

   In Daniel 2:38, the masculine plural active participle occurs in the clause about the places where human beings reside; the APB renders the clause “Wherever the sons of men dwell.” In Daniel 4:32, the construct participial forms occur in the announcement that the king’s dwelling will be with the beasts of the field; the APB renders “your dwelling is with the beast of the field.”

   Daniel 2:38Daniel 4:32

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the clearest examples with “dwell” in Daniel 2:38 and “dwelling” in Daniel 4:32. Its wording in Daniel 4:9, Daniel 4:18, and Daniel 6:26 does not securely identify this lemma’s specific rendering.