mort
death; to die
Latin · mors, mortis / mori
Mort comes from Latin mors, mortis, "death", and mori, "to die". It appears in words about dying, being mortal, and things connected with death.
Memory trick
MORTal means able to die; IMMORTAL means never dying.
Words from this root
- amortization (a + mort + ization) — paying off a debt graduallyकर्ज़ की किश्तों में अदायगी
- immortal (im + mort + al) — living foreverअमर
- immortality (im + mort + ality) — the state of never dyingअमरता
- immortalize (im + mort + al + ize) — to make famous foreverअमर बनाना
- immortally (im + mort + ally) — in a deathless wayअमर रूप से
- moribund (mori + bund) — nearly dead; dying outमरणासन्न
- moribundity (mori + bund + ity) — the state of dying outमरणासन्न स्थिति
- mortal (mort + al) — certain to dieनश्वर, मरणशील
- mortality (mort + ality) — the state of being mortal; death rateनश्वरता; मृत्यु दर
- mortally (mort + ally) — in a deadly wayजानलेवा ढंग से
- mortify (mort + ify) — to embarrass deeplyबहुत शर्मिंदा करना
- mortuary (mort + uary) — a place for the deadशवगृह