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31mort — an., défunt, trépassé : moo m. (Albanais.001, Arvillard.228) / mô (Annecy.003, Balme Si.020, Clermont Alb.178, Vaulx.082) / mor (Aix.017, Bogève, Chambéry.025, Compôte Bauges.271, Magland.145, Reyvroz.218, Saxel.002, Villards Thônes.028b) / môr… …
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33-mort — croque mort demi mort homme mort trompe la mort trompette de la mort …
34Mort — Recorded as Mort, Morte, Mortel, Mortell, (English), Mort, Morte, Mortaux, Mortell, Mortin,(French), Mortale, Mortara, Mortato, Morteo, (Italian), and others, this is a very unusual surname. It has at least three possible origins. The first is… …
35mort — {{11}}mort (n.1) girl, woman (especially one of loose morals), 1560s, canting jargon, of unknown origin. {{12}}mort (n.2) note sounded on a horn at the death of the quarry, c.1500, from Fr. mort dead, from L. mortem (source of Sp. muerte, It.… …
36mòrt — 1. mort, mouert f. mort. Lònga malautiá, corta mòrt prov. 2. a, mort, mouert, o adj. et n. morte …
37mort — ● adj. ►ARGOT Caractérise tout système qui ne fonctionne pas. En général, ce terme désigne du matériel et pas du logiciel. Voir aussi code mort, lien mort …
38mort — I. /mɔt/ (say mawt) noun 1. the note blown on the hunting horn to signify the death of the animal hunted. 2. Obsolete death. {Middle English, from Old French, from Latin mors} II. /mɔt/ (say mawt) noun a lot: * It takes a mort o money to teach… …
39Mort — /mɔt/ (say mawt) noun Thomas Sutcliffe, 1816–78, Australian merchant, born in England; pioneer in use of freezing for meat export. Thomas Mort came to Sydney in 1838, and in 1843 set up a specialised auctioneering business which initiated a… …
40mort-né — an. moor, meûrta, e mort né an vnyan u mondo (Cordon), moo, rta, e mort né ê mnyêê u mondo (001) …
