No. 9,582 in German
mort
"Mort" is not a German word; it is French for "death."
In a sentence
Mort ist ein französisches Wort, das "Tod" bedeutet.
Mort is a French word that means "death."
The word "mort" is used here as a noun in its original French form, explained within the sentence as a loanword.
Im Spiel hatte der Held einen Zauber namens Mort benutzt.
In the game, the hero used a spell named Mort.
In this sentence, "Mort" appears as a proper noun, the name of a spell, and does not adhere to German grammar rules, likely due to its fictional or imported nature.
Der Mortifer stammte aus einer alten Sage, die in Frankreich erzählt wurde.
The Mortifer originated from an old legend that was told in France.
"Mort" is part of a compound word (Mortifer), where it creates a fictional term by combining Latin roots.
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