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mort (môrt)
noun
- Obsolete death
- a note sounded on a hunting horn when the quarry is killed
Etymology: OFr < L mors, death: see mortal
mort (môrt)
noun
Etymology: ? altered (infl. by mort) < dial. merth, excess < ON mergth, a multitude; akin to margr, much
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Adjective modifier
- petit: The French have an expression for feelings such as these, le petit mort, the little death.
Modifies a noun
- cloth: Hearse and mort cloth hire also brought in money but both of these could be supplied by independent societies, for a fee.
Noun used with modifier
- sont: William: Je vais donner à mes soldats seulement le terrain des hommes qui sont morts au combat.
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