AUR

Aur or aur is a term with multiple meanings across language, linguistics, and computing.

Etymology and English usage: The morpheme aur- derives from Latin aurum, meaning gold. It appears in words such as aureate (golden; showy language), aureole (a ring of light around a source), auric (of gold), and auriferous (bearing gold). The root underpins a family of terms related to gold and golden coloration.

Hindi and Urdu usage: In Hindi and Urdu, aur is a common conjunction meaning "and" or "also," used in both spoken and written forms. In Devanagari and Nastaliq scripts, it is represented as और and اور respectively.

AUR as an acronym: In computing, AUR stands for the Arch User Repository, a community-driven repository of user-submitted packages for Arch Linux and related distributions. It provides build scripts and software not always present in official repositories, and is widely used by Arch Linux users for broader software availability.

Other uses: The term aur may also appear as a proper name or in various abbreviations, depending on context. Its meaning is typically inferred from surrounding text or usage.