molt

Meaning

Adj

much, many

Adv

very

Noun

a lot, a great deal, a large amount

Verb

past participle of moldre

moldre

to grind, to mill

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Concepts

many

much

a lot of

very

a lot

plenty of

very much

substantial

hugely

lots

lots of

magnanimously

many a

massively

mighty

nobly

numerous

passing

quite

several

tremendously

vastly

far and away

not half

many

many

fele

abundantly

𐑋𐐯𐑌𐐨

a good deal

a great deal

awfully

booze

dearly

drink

🥤

greatly

Opposite of

poc, gaire, gens, una mica

Synonyms

moltes

beure

🥤

molt i molt

molta

Translations

molto

muito

mucho

beaucoup

veel

viel

çok

πολύ

fòrça

parecchio

كَثِيرًا

muy

sehr

Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈmol]

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: multus

Inherited from Latin: molitus

Cognate with Occitan: mòut

In summary

Inherited from Old Catalan molt, from Latin multus.

Sentences

Va ser un home que va patir molt .

He was a man who suffered a lot.

Són molt petites .

They are very small.

És una salsa molt difícil de fer .

It's a very difficult sauce to make.

Aquest estiu he aprofitat per llegir molt .

This summer I took the opportunity to read a lot.

Les notícies sobre Sant Andreu de l'Espà són molt pobres .

The news about Sant Andreu de l 'Espà is very poor.

Els àcids minerals tendeixen a ser molt solubles en aigua i insolubles en solvents orgànics .

Mineral acids tend to be very soluble in water and insoluble in organic solvents.