Seymore Morty? (Oh so many unmarked spoilers)

[MJN SEIFER]

Why do Seymores "Assistants" have Morty in their names does Morty have a hidden meaning?

[Psychotic]

Doesn't mort or morte mean death in languages like Latin and French?

Because if it is, Seymour = dead and they = dead.

[MJN SEIFER]

Yes! That Makes Sense!! Especialy "Mortybody" (Dead Body)

[lemonation]

Yeah, but what of Mortiorchis? Orchis sounds like orchid... which is a flower... yet Mortiorchis looks not a thing like a flower... and what would seymour want with a dead flower? Or even a living one?

[Maxico]

i though necro meant death. or maby thats greek. im not sure

[Jebus]

Yeah, the whole "mort-" thing does mean death, just look it up in any Romance language. Mort is French, Muerte - Spanish, I believe Mortis is Latin, but I'm not sure, anyway, yeah, its supposed to go along with Seymour's whole "being dead" thingy.

[MJN SEIFER]

I've Just found out That "MoritiOrchis" I Called "Morty Vessel" In JAP So I Don't Know How a Vessle can Die But Seymour is Inside Mortiorchis isn't he? Maybe it's "Vessle Of the Dead"?

So What About "MortiPhasam"

[Blackmage]

Originally posted by jebusabsolute
I believe Mortis is Latin, but I'm not sure...
Mortis is the plural form of the word, while mors is the singular form, if I am not mistaken.

[Jebus]

Originally posted by Kuja Highwind
Mortis is the plural form of the word, while mors is the singular form, if I am not mistaken.

Just found out the other day, mortuus is singular in latin

Anyway, that "vessel for the dead" does make sense.

[m4tt]

If the thread title does not say SPOILERS please mark them. Thx. *edits thread title*

[MJN SEIFER]

Whoops!!

Sorry Gau!!