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WickedWiccan
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Muerte is Spanish for death. Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese all come from Latin. Mortis is Latin for death. Google is awesome.
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It's hard to make a translation because it depends on the context. mortuus = means deceased and is used for death. per example de mortius nil nisi bonum Morituri te salutumus Dulce et Decorum est pro patria mori Causa mortis
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Chava
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Morte morte.
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mort. Like in mortal. Or postmortum
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telomere13
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Mors, mortis are the nominative and genitive cases. The exact Latin form depends on context, so if you want it to fit into a particular sentence (English or Latin) the context is necessary. I've had five years of Latin so there was a point at which I was quite good at it, so I'm actually trustworthy. (edit)Evidently my English spelling, however, leaves something to be desired. Post edited at 6:53 pm on Dec. 16, 2008 by telomere13
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