MORI in English translation

• die
• mori
• bite
• died
• dying
• kill

Examples of using Mori in Latin and their translations into English

Cogi qui potest nescit mori.
And bugs that never die.

Nasci et mori.
F E born and died?

Hoc faciam vos mori.
This makes you die.

Nasci et mori.
He was born and died.

Cogi qui potest nescit mori.
But of course Rusty could never die.

Multi sunt qui non posset mori.
One of those who cannot die.

Cogi qui potest nescit mori.
Miga could not die.

Christo, qui mori non potest.
To Christ who cannot die.

Assuesce ergo prius|| quam moriare mori.
Even when the emus find water they die.

Ah! primum es orsus vivere, et debes mori.
Modesty means to humble yourself and that you must die.

Hoc faciam vos mori.
I could make you die.

PRIMA VIGILIA Volo mori.
At the first blow he dies.

Henricus, cum non vellet eam mori, tamen res, nobiles adversi quas coeperant, retinere non potuit.
Isabella does not leave Heathcliff, or die, unlike in the novel where she manages to escape him and later passes away.

Neque enim ultra mori poterunt aequales enim angelis sunt et filii sunt Dei cum sint filii resurrectionis.
For they can't die any more, for they are like the angels, and are children of God, being children of the resurrection.

Ecce potest mori, et immortalis est.
Then, since it can't die, it is immortal.

Ecce potest mori, et immortalis est.
Besides that, God is immortal and can't die.

Et factus est mihi mori ridens, ego vere opus.
And, though, I laughed, I was dead serious.

non recuso mori.
I refuse not to die.

quia non vult mori.
she didn't want to die.

non recuso mori.
I do not refuse to die.