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Übersetzung für 'morta' von Englisch nach Deutsch

morta [bogwood]

Moorkienwurzel {f} [auch Moorkienholz]

Morta [goddess of death]

Morta {f} [römische Mythologie]myth.

• Morta {f} [römische Mythologie] = Morta [goddess of death]

• "Sopravvissuti della città morta" (Survivors of the Dead City) or "Ark of the Sun God" is a 1984 Italian action film starring David Warbeck and directed by Antonio Margheriti.
• To worship her memory, her companions erected a monument to her with a pile of stones, still known today as "Specchia di femina morta".
• After the fall of Mussolini, feeling that his art had been corrupted, he published an essay against sculpture in the magazine "La Martini" in 1945: "scultura, lingua morta" (sculpture, a dead language).
• Other actors include Aytekin Akkaya who later starred in the Italian film "Sopravvissuti della città morta", as well as Hüseyin Peyda and Füsun Uçar both of whom remained in Turkey.
• These events were later described in detail in the award-winning documentary Ciutat morta.

• In 1986 she directed the film "Didone non è morta", and in 1987 created a film prize, the Elvira Notari Prize, managed by a jury which she chaired until 2001, and awarded as part of the Venice Film Festival.
• The self-published book "Ciutat morta: Cronica del caso del 4F" ("Dead city: Chronicle of the 4F case") collected writings about the 4F case.
• Del Tintore evolved from still lifes ('natura morta') to 'natura viva', compositions which included living animals and figures, occasionally painted by his teacher Pietro Paolini.
• He has also published "Apoteosi del cercle" (1997), "Mula morta" (2001) and "El benestar" (2003).
• She debuted as child actor in "Il bacio di una morta" (1949).

• This construction remains in only a few vestigial forms: "és mort/és morta" ("he's dead/she's dead").
• "L'escriptora morta" (2008) ("The Dead Writer", 2020) shows the process of creating a literary work through Anna, a writer, and the world and lives of the surrounding people.
• In 1881, he exhibited at Milan: "Una sorpresa" ; "Animali"; "Natura morta"; in 1884 in Turin: "Fiori", and "Selvaggina".
• Among his works: "After the Dance"; exhibited in 1877 in Naples: "Un araldo"; "Un tamburo"; "Ogni speranza è morta"; "Via Giuseppe Mancinelli in Palazzuolo Castracelo".
• In addition to four arias for the principal tenor ("Un dì all'azzurro spazio"; "Io non amato ancor"; "Si, fui soldato"; "Come un bel dì di maggio"), the opera contains a well-known aria ("La mamma morta") for the soprano heroine, which was featured in the film "Philadelphia" (the Maria Callas version is used on the soundtrack.) Also worth noting are the baritone's expressive monologue "Nemico della patria" and the final, rousing, soprano–tenor duet for the two leads as they prepare to face the guillotine ("Vicino a te").