Contionary:mori

Ganymedian

Etymology

From Spanish morir, ultimately from Latin morī. Irregular past derived from murió.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈmɔri]

Verb

mori (irregular past morí or murí, future tamori, subjunctive kemori, infinitive kumori)

1. (poetic, archaic) to die, to be killed

   Synonyms: desisi, desi

   Antonym: boni

   aqui yase ijo boliba, morī para libertade

   Here lies Hijo Bolívar, [who] died for liberty. (epitaph of Hijo Bolívar in pseudo-Spanish Ganymedian)

2. to be martyred

   Juana ya Arko morí para wamini ye na wadambi ya reí ya Fransia.

   Joan of Arc was martyred for her beliefs and for the sins of the king of France.