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morrer — to die (to stop living); to die; to break down (to stop working)

morrer is the #241 most common word in Portuguese, a verb. It means “to die (to stop living); to die; to break down (to stop working)” and is pronounced /moˈʁe(ʁ)/.

#241frequency rank
0.07%of everyday Portuguese text
Level 1Beginner 1

Forms of morrer

FormWhat it isMeaning
morroI · presentI die
morriI · pastI died
morridopast participledied
mortopast participledied
morrerinfinitiveto die
morrerI · infinitiveto die
morreresyou · infinitiveto die
morrerhe/she · infinitiveto die
morrermoswe · infinitiveto die
morrerdesyou (pl.) · infinitiveto die
morreremthey · infinitiveto die
morrendo-ing formdying
mortosingular · past participledied
mortosplural · past participledied
mortasingular · past participledied
mortasplural · past participledied
morridosingular · past participledied
morridosplural · past participledied
morridasingular · past participledied
morridasplural · past participledied
morresyou · presentyou die
morrehe/she · presenthe/she dies
morremoswe · presentwe die
morreisyou (pl.) · presentyou (pl.) die
morremthey · presentthey die
morriaI · imperfectI used to die
morriasyou · imperfectyou used to die
morriahe/she · imperfecthe/she used to die
morríamoswe · imperfectwe used to die
morríeisyou (pl.) · imperfectyou (pl.) used to die
morriamthey · imperfectthey used to die
morresteyou · pastyou died
morreuhe/she · pasthe/she died
morremoswe · pastwe died
morrestesyou (pl.) · pastyou (pl.) died
morreramthey · pastthey died
morreraI · past perfectI had died
morrerasyou · past perfectyou had died
morrerahe/she · past perfecthe/she had died
morrêramoswe · past perfectwe had died
morrêreisyou (pl.) · past perfectyou (pl.) had died
morreramthey · past perfectthey had died
morrereiI · futureI will die
morrerásyou · futureyou will die
morreráhe/she · futurehe/she will die
morreremoswe · futurewe will die
morrereisyou (pl.) · futureyou (pl.) will die
morrerãothey · futurethey will die

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