No. 9,902 in Catalan
mori
The Catalan word "mori" is the subjunctive form of "morir," meaning "may [he/she/it] die" or "let [him/her/it] die."
In a sentence
Que no mori l'esperança en nosaltres.
May hope not die within us.
In this sentence, 'mori' is used in the subjunctive mood to express a wish or desire, indicating that 'mori' (to die) is what is hoped to be avoided.
Si mori abans que arribi l'ajuda, serà massa tard.
If he/she/it dies before help arrives, it will be too late.
Here, 'mori' is used in the conditional tense to present a hypothetical situation where the event 'mori' (dies) might occur.
Mori la injustícia i regni la pau!
Let injustice die and peace reign!
The use of 'mori' here is in the imperative mood, expressing a strong wish or command for 'mori' (die) to occur to injustice.
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