muerte

Meaning

1. (feminine) death (the cessation of life)
2. (capitalized,feminine,often) death (the personification of death as a hooded figure)
3. (feminine) death, demise (the collapse or end of something)

Concepts

death

end

fatality

expiration

destruction

killing

passing

demise

expiry

dead

fluke

doom

the last journey

kill

extinction

Death

decease

dying

case of death

downfall

perdition

ruin

wreck

assassination

murder

bane

skeleton

remaining

dead person

putting to death

last

dying out

caducity

ending

traffic

bereavement

Hyphenated as

muer‧te

Gender

♀️ Feminine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈmweɾte/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin mortem (“death”) [whence English mortal and mortify], from Proto-Indo-European *mértis (“death”), from *mer- (“to die”).

Sentences

A los matones se les va la mano y la paliza termina en muerte .

The bullies lose their hands and the beating ends in death.

Algo similar puede decirse por ejemplo respecto de la muerte de Napoleón .

Something similar can be said, for example, about the death of Napoleon.

La felicidad de su vida juntos es sesgada por la muerte del tío .

The happiness of their life together is skewed by the uncle's death.

No hay otra fuente de la muerte de los informes Domnall de forma violenta .

There is no other source of death than the violent Domnall reports.

Las pruebas lo declaraban claramente culpable y fue sentenciado a muerte por traidor .

The evidence clearly found him guilty and he was sentenced to death for treason.

Su muerte se produjo por un fallo renal y respiratorio .

His death was due to renal and respiratory failure.

A su muerte , los títulos fueron heredados por su nieto , el noveno Conde .

At his death, the titles were inherited by his grandson, the ninth Earl.

A la muerte de la reina , su hija madame Adelaida completó el proyecto .

Upon the queen's death, her daughter Madame Adelaide completed the project.