Maurus

See also: maurus

Latin

From Ancient Greek Μαῦρος (Maûros, “Moor”).

Maurus (feminine Maura, neuter Maurum); first/second-declension adjective

First/second-declension adjective.

	masculine	feminine	neuter	masculine	feminine	neuter
	singular			plural
nominative	Maurus	Maura	Maurum	Maurī	Maurae	Maura
genitive	Maurī	Maurae	Maurī	Maurōrum	Maurārum	Maurōrum
dative	Maurō	Maurae	Maurō	Maurīs
accusative	Maurum	Mauram	Maurum	Maurōs	Maurās	Maura
ablative	Maurō	Maurā	Maurō	Maurīs
vocative	Maure	Maura	Maurum	Maurī	Maurae	Maura

Maurus m (genitive Maurī, feminine Maura); second declension

First/second-declension adjective.

	masculine	feminine	masculine	feminine
	singular		plural
nominative	Maurus	Maura	Maurī	Maurae
genitive	Maurī	Maurae	Maurōrum	Maurārum
dative	Maurō	Maurae	Maurīs	Maurīs
accusative	Maurum	Mauram	Maurōs	Maurās
ablative	Maurō	Maurā	Maurīs	Maurīs
vocative	Maure	Maura	Maurī	Maurae

Catalan: moro
Old French: More
- → Middle English: More
  - English: Moor
- Middle French: More
  - French: Maure, maure
Italian: mauro, moro
Portuguese: mouro, moiro, mauro (dated) → mauro
Romagnol: mör
Romanian: maur
Old Spanish: moro
- Spanish: moro
→ Basque: mairu
→⇒ Old Czech: muřín
- Polish: Murzyn, murzyn
→ Danish: mor
→ German: Maure
→ Old High German: Mōr
- Middle High German: mōr, mōre
  - German: Mohr
    - →⇒ Polish: morus
→ Hungarian: mór