Mourrai (en. Will die)

/muʁʁɛ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

Indicates an action of dying in the future.

One day, I will die of old age.

Un jour, je mourrai de vieillesse.

Used to evoke death in a hypothetical manner.

If conditions don't improve, I will die of worry.

Si les conditions ne s'améliorent pas, je mourrai d'inquiétude.

Figurative use to express a strong emotion.

I will die laughing when I see that movie.

Je mourrai de rire en voyant ce film.

Comes from the Latin verb 'mori', meaning 'to die'.

to die laughing

To be very amused.

mourir de rire

to die of envy

To be very jealous or to intensely desire something.

mourir d'envie

to die on stage

To show a strong emotion in public.

mourir sur scène

death

The state of a living being after the cessation of all biological functions.

mort

to die

Cessation of life.

mourir

departure

Act of leaving a place, often in reference to death.

départ

To die under the weight of fatigue.

After a day of work, I am going to die.

Après une journée de travail, je vais mourir.

To die of jealousy.

She is going to die when she sees her ex with someone else.

Elle va mourir en voyant son ex avec quelqu'un d'autre.