/immoɾˈtal/
Translation
immortal
Word origin
From Latin immortalis, from in- ('not') plus mortalis ('mortal, subject to death'), from mors ('death'). The root gives English 'mortal' and 'mortality'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- immortalis
- English cognates
- immortal, mortal
Grammar
Examples
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The ancient Greeks believed in immortal gods.
, algún .
No one is immortal, we all die one day.
¡ !
His music is immortal!
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The hero dreamed of being immortal.
¿ ?
Do you believe the soul is immortal?
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