see|Mort
English

Noun
mort

1. A great quantity or number.
2. A note sounded on a horn at the death of a deer.

Catalan

Etymology
from L.|ca mortis

Noun
ca-noun-f-unc

1. death

ca-noun-m|pl=morts

1. dead person
2. colloquially, a difficult problem one must charge

Adjective
ca-adj|fmorta|mplmorts|fpl=mortes

1. dead

Verb
infl|ca|verb form|past participle||infinitive|morir

1. died

Related terms
morir

French

Pronunciation
w:IPA|IPA: /m��/
w:SAMPA|SAMPA: /mOR/

Etymology
Latin mors

Verb form
mort

1. (past participle of mourir) died

Adjective
fr-infl-adj|smmort|sfmorte|pmmorts|pfmortes|smpm��|sfpm��t|pmpm��|pfpm��t
mort m (f morte, m plural morts, f plural mortes)

1. dead

Noun
mort f

1. death

Noun
mort m (plural morts)

1. dead person

Related terms
mourir

Category:fr:Death

Romanian

Etymology
L.|ro mortuus

Pronunciation
IPA|[mort]|lang=ro

Adjective
ro-adj|4

1. dead

Declension
ro-adj-decl|fsmoart�|mplmorţi|fplmoarte|ms-defmortul|fs-def=moarta

Antonyms
viu

Related terms
muri
moarte

Category:ro:Death

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