Durable
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 33
dūr′a-bl, adj. able to last or endure: hardy: permanent.— ns. Dur′ablene , Durabil′ity , quality of being durable: power of resisting decay.— adv. Dur′ably .— ns. Dur′ance , continuance: imprisonment: dure ; Dur′ant , a strong cloth in imitation of buff-leather; Durā′tion , continuance in time: time indefinitely: power of continuance. [Fr.,—L. durabilis — durāre , to last.]
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