名詞 durbar:

1. the room in the palace of a native prince of India in which audiences and receptions occur

dur.bar

n.（名詞）
A state reception formerly given by Indian princes for a British sovereign or one given for an Indian prince by his subjects.
正式接見(jiàn)：英國(guó)總督對(duì)印度藩王的正式接見(jiàn)或印度藩王對(duì)其臣民的正式接見(jiàn)
The court of an Indian prince.
印度王子的宮廷

來(lái)源：
Urdu darb3r [audience hall, court]
烏爾都語(yǔ) darb3r [接見(jiàn)廳，宮廷]
from Persian
源自 波斯語(yǔ)
dar [indoors] from Middle Persian [door] from Old Persian duvara- * see dhwer-
dar [在戶(hù)內(nèi)] 源自 中古波斯語(yǔ) [門(mén)] 源自 古波斯語(yǔ) duvara- *參見(jiàn) dhwer-
b3r [audience hall] from East Iranian *dw3ra- [courtyard] * see dhwer-
b3r [接見(jiàn)廳] 源自 東伊朗語(yǔ) *dw3ra- [宮廷] *參見(jiàn) dhwer-