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    Morían (en. They died)

    /moˈɾjan/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To stop living.
    The trees were dying due to lack of water.
    Los árboles morían por la falta de agua.
    To disappear, to become extinguished.
    Ancient cultures were dying over time.
    Las culturas antiguas morían con el tiempo.
    To experience a strong feeling of displeasure or sorrow.
    They were dying of fear while watching the horror movie.
    Morían de miedo al ver la película de terror.

    Etymology

    The verb 'morir' comes from the Latin 'mori', which means 'to die'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to die of laughter
    To experience great pleasure or fun.
    morir de risa
    to die of hunger
    To suffer from the lack of food.
    morir de hambre
    to die for love
    To experience profound emotional suffering due to love.
    morir por amor

    Related Words

    die
    To stop living.
    morir
    pass away
    To formally conclude life.
    fallecer
    expire
    To cease to exist, especially in reference to life.
    expirar

    Slang Meanings

    To be very tired or worn out.
    After running so much, I feel like I'm dying.
    Después de correr tanto, estoy que me muero.
    To feel a strong attraction.
    That girl drives me crazy, I’m dying to meet her.
    Esa chica me vuelve loco, me muero por conocerla.