[ˈmoː.rũː], [ˈmɔː.rum]
OrigoProbably borrowed from Ancient Greek μόρον (móron, “black mulberry, blackberry”), though the long vowel is somewhat unexpected.
- declension-2mulberry (fruit)
- declension-2blackberry
- form-of, genitive, pluralgenitive plural of mōs
“... me civitatis morum piget taedetque.” — ... the customs of our city give me sorrow and disgust. (Sallust, Jugurthine War 4,9)
Formaemōrum(canonical, neuter) · mōrī(genitive) · mōrum(nominative, singular) · mōra(nominative, plural) · mōrī(genitive, singular) · mōrōrum(genitive, plural) · mōrō(dative, singular) · mōrīs(dative, plural) · mōrum(accusative, singular) · mōra(accusative, plural) · mōrō(ablative, singular) · mōrīs(ablative, plural) · mōrum(singular, vocative) · mōra(plural, vocative) · mōrum(canonical)