morte

Meaning

1. (feminine) death
2. (feminine,figuratively) end, demise

Hyphenated as

mor‧te

Gender

♀️ Feminine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈmɔɾte/

Etymology

From Old Galician-Portuguese morte, from Latin mortem, from Proto-Indo-European *mértis (“death”).

Sentences

Creo que o resultado máis probable será a nosa morte colectiva .

I think the most likely outcome will be our collective death.

Isto suxire que crían na posibilidade dunha vida tras da morte .

This suggests that they believed in the possibility of an afterlife.

Foi xulgado en Santiago de Compostela en consello de guerra e condenado a morte .

He was tried in Santiago de Compostela on war advisory and sentenced to death.

As circunstancias da súa morte son aínda hoxe causa de controversia .

The circumstances of his death are still a source of controversy.

Unha posible causa da morte puido ser encefalite tras unha crise nerviosa .

One possible cause of death may have been encephalitis following a nervous breakdown.

As súas sospeitas antes da súa morte son deixadas á interpretación .

His suspicions prior to his death are left up to interpretation.

A historia real desvelouse finalmente trala súa morte .

The real story unfolded after his death.

Trala súa morte fixéronse varias homenaxes na súa lembranza .

After his death, several tributes were made to his memory.