ONLINE LATIN DICTIONARY - Latin

Latin - English Dictionary

Disambiguation

Your search returned the following results:

mōror (dep. intr. v. I conjug.) to do the fool
mŏror (dep. tr. and intr. v. I conjug.) to delay IN THIS PAGE

mŏror
deponent transitive and intransitive verb I conjugation

View the declension of this word

1 to delay
2 to stay, to stay behind
3 to devote attention to
4 (intransitive) to waste time
5 (intransitive) to dwell, stay, stay, stay
6 (intransitive) to be late
7 (intransitive) linger

permalink

‹ mōror

mōrōsē ›

Locutions, idioms and examples

aliquid nihil or non moror || biduum moror || ubi morabatur semireclusus || aliquem ad spem moror || alicui moror manum || absiste morari = stop restraining me || amplius opinione morabatur || C. Sempronium nihil moror || apertos cuniculos morabantur || bellum moremur infero || bene moror quam turpiter vivere || circa res adhunc tenues moramur || circa patulum morari orbem || i, sequere illos, ne morère || Caesar navium parandarum causa moratur || i nunciam istuc quo properabas, nil moror || dato signo ne in singulorum morando caede || a valeat, Phoebum quicumque moratur in armis = stay away from me whoever keeps Phoebus armed || carmina quae possint oculos auresque morari || adeo ut quidquid intercederet temporis id morari reditum in Italiam videretur || ab omnibus sciscitor qui ex ista regione veniunt quid agas, ubi et cum quibus moreris = to those who come from your region, I ask what you do, where and with whom you live