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- DictionaryMot/mät/
noun
- 1. a girl or young woman, especially a man's girlfriend: informal Irish "Chrissie, Frank's mot, started flinging things down at them from the bedroom window"
Mot is a French word meaning a word or saying, often witty or pithy. Learn its etymology, first known use, phrases, and related entries from Merriam-Webster dictionary.
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A mot is a clever comment or witty saying. Mot is a short way of saying bon mot, which means the same thing (and is more commonly used). Mot is also used in the phrase mot juste, meaning the exact right word.
Mot can mean a witty remark, a girl, or a test for vehicles in different contexts. Find out the origin, synonyms, and translations of mot in various languages.
Mot is a French word that can mean word, message, note, line, or say. Learn how to use it in different contexts and see translations and examples from the Cambridge Dictionary.
Mot can be a noun meaning a witty or incisive remark, or a pronoun meaning a Canaanite god of death and the underworld. It can also be a test for vehicle safety in the UK.
MOT is a noun and a verb related to a test that UK road vehicles over three years old have to pass every year. Learn how to use MOT in sentences and see translations in different languages.
1. word. mot à mot word for word. des mots croisés a crossword. un mot de passe a password. un gros mot a swearword. 2. note. Je vais lui écrire un mot pour lui dire qu’on arrive. I’ll write her a note to say we’re coming. Collins Beginner’s French-English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers.
