Moire

moire moiré móire möire French Etymology From fr grc Μοῖρα (plural grc Μοῖραι). Pronunciation Mwâre Noun f fr Greek mythology any one of the Moirai fr literary doom, fate, weird, destiny See also Parque Italian Etymology Pronunciation mò.ire Proper noun it proper noun form f-p it Moira Scottish Gaelic Alternative forms gd Muire Etymology From gd sga Maire, from gd la Maria, from gd grc Μαρία, grc Μαριάμ, from gd arc מַרְיָם maryām or gd he מִרְיָם miryām. Pronunciation gd /ˈmɔ̃ɾʲə/ 139 Proper noun f ~,Mhoire gd biblical character Mary, the mother of Jesus. Usage notes Both gd Moire and gd Màiri are translated into English as Mary, but gd Màiri is used as a given name, while gd Moire is reserved for the mother of Jesus Christ. The nominative and vocative forms are commonly used for emphatic effect, for instance a Mhoire! ("en my goodness!"), and Moire gd tha!. Derived terms gd raineach Moire gd Tobar Mhoire Related terms gd Màiri See also gd Ìosa gd Eòsaph Mutation M oire References smaller