Mori in Foreign Languages
- Mori (森?) is a Japanese word for forest
- In Latin, mori means "to die". In modern Italian, mori may also derive from Latin maurus that means "dark skinned".
- Memento mori, artistic creations to remind people of their own mortality, Latin for "Remember that you are mortal," "Remember you will die," or "Remember your death"
- mori, is a horse in Mongolian, the last i vowel is not pronounced.
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