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BenalinMaria207

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Momento mori is a Latin phrase.

It refers to: "Remember you must die."

It is a reminder that u must die someday or u will die oneday.

Historically it is represented by a skull which serves as a reminder of death and morality.

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bharathparasad577

The words, or the phrase "Memento Mori" roughly translates to "death", but in the more literal sense it means, or stands for "Remember that you Must Die!".

How is the phrase "Memento Mori" important?

  • The phrase "Memento Mori" is based in the language of Latin, and it dates back to the early/ancient Roman period.
  • There are several interpretations of this very phrase, and scholars have been in debate about its correct interpretation.
  • Despite the existence of many iterations, the most plausible one, was not meant to be offensive to any party.
  • It was merely to suggest that death is inevitable and is unpredictable, so one must carry out his/her duties and lead life in the right direction of the moral compass.

Thus, it is clear that "Memento Mori" refers to the inevitability and the unpredictability of death.

Learn more about Memento Mori here:

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