No. 734 in Italian
morti
"Morti" means "dead" or "deaths" in English.
In a sentence
I morti vengono ricordati il giorno della commemorazione.
The dead are remembered on the day of the remembrance.
The word 'morti' here is a substantivized adjective to indicate deceased people.
I fiori per i morti sono lasciati al cimitero.
Flowers for the dead are left at the cemetery.
In this context, 'morti' is used as a noun to speak of people who have passed away.
Ieri è morto un vecchio amico che conoscevo da anni.
Yesterday, an old friend I had known for years passed away.
Here, 'morto' is used as the past participle of the verb 'morire' (to die) in a third-person singular form.
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