Entity: MORTAL
MORTAL is a term that refers to the state of being subject to death and having a transitory life. It can also mean being very drunk in certain regions.
MORTAL
Etymology
The term 'mortal' originates from Middle English 'mortal', which is derived from Old French 'mortal', and ultimately from Latin 'mortālis', meaning 'death'.
Definition
MORTAL refers to being subject to death and having a transitory life. It can also indicate being extremely drunk in certain regions.
Historical Context
Throughout history, the concept of mortality has been a fundamental aspect of human existence, shaping beliefs, philosophies, and cultural practices.
Cultural Significance
The idea of mortality has been a recurring theme in art, literature, and religion, reflecting on the transient nature of life and the inevitability of death.
Related Concepts
- Immortality
- Death
- Drunkenness
See Also
MORTAL is a term that signifies the condition of being subject to death and having a temporary existence, or being extremely intoxicated in specific contexts.