mot

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[edit] Albanian

[edit] Noun

mot m.

  1. weather
  2. next year

[edit] Dutch

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Compare English moth, German Motte, Old English moþþe.

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mot f. (plural motten, diminutive motje, diminutive plural motjes)

  1. nocturnal butterfly-like insect: moth
  2. a slap, a blow, a hit (physical aggression with hands or fists)
  3. a quarrel, tiff

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[edit] French

[edit] Etymology

Low Latin muttum (sound), from muttire (mutter, make a mu-noise), of imitative origin.

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mot m. (plural mots)

  1. word
  2. note, message

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mot n. (definite singular motet)

  1. (singulare tantum) courage

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mot

  1. to, towards
    Kjør mot byen = Drive towards town
  2. against, from
    En paraply skjermer deg mot regnet! = An umbrella protects you from the rain!
  3. against, versus
    Det var et kappløp mot tiden. = It was a race against time.

[edit] Old English

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[edit] Etymology 1

Inflected forms.

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mōt

  1. First- and third-person singular present form of mōtan.

[edit] Etymology 2

Proto-Germanic *mōtom. Cognate with Old High German muot, Old Norse mót (Swedish möte).

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mōt n.

  1. meeting, assembly

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Singular Plural
nominative mōt mōt
accusative mōt mōt
genitive mōtes mōta
dative mōte mōtum

[edit] Swedish

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mot n.

Inflection for mot Singular Plural
neuter Indefinite Definite Indefinite Definite
Nominative mot motet mot moten
Genitive mots motets mots motens
  1. (chiefly west Sweden) interchange; a large junction where two or more roads meet.

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mot

  1. to, towards
    Kör mot stan = Drive towards town
  2. against
    Det där är mot lagen! = That’s against the law!
  3. versus
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