moriku 

It literally means “I do not fear”. Comes from the African roots of South Sudan. It also can mean “brave” or “fearless warrior”

“Wow I think Moriku can be a solider for the army!!”

moriku by Dashy_38 November 6, 2019

leges sine moribus vanae 

"Laws without Morality are in Vain" -Latin Proverb

The police officer lied about the commission of a crime, leges sine moribus vanae, what good are laws if people do not know the difference between right and wrong....

leges sine moribus vanae by Yehoshua June 9, 2016

moribund 

Moribund means to be in the state of dying or approaching death. It can also be used to describe something on the verge of becoming obsolete.

Person 1"How is your grandmother?"
Person 2 "Moribund"

moribund by shakwala February 26, 2008

Moikul

A man who has a creepy puppy face.

man 1: Oh my god. Did you you see that Moikul?
man 2: Yeah, that was creepy as hell.

Moikul by Milchprodukte May 22, 2013

the moribund society 

The Moribund society is a group of people who are related to each other but distant relatives.

Linked to the Sarkos/Horkos family tree. Though there is no evidence of the existence of the society, select few people are determined to find out if it truly exists.

Kyle Moribund is a direct living link to the Moribund family tree. Finnegan Clyde is another living known relative, along with Florence Strauss, and Kai Vandermeer.

Together they form the moribund society

the moribund society by A plant🌱 December 30, 2020

Moriquendi 

Moriquendi ~ n
The dark Elves
JRR TOLKIEN
Lord of the Rings
TheMoriquendi

In J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth, the Moriquendi (the Elves of Darkness, singular Moriquendi) are, in essence, the Elves that did not join the Great Journey over the sea and behold the light of the Two Trees in Valinor. They lingered on the shores of Middle-earth or, indeed, never passed the Blue Mountains on the east of Beleriand or the Misty Mountains further to the east. Those Moriquendi who originally started on the journey but for some reason did not finish it are known as the Úmanyar, "Those not of Aman". What became of them later is almost a mystery. It is possible that some of them may have secretly dwelt in the mountains of Ered Luin and remained there up until the beginning of the Fourth Age

Moriquendi by E. Ewin May 12, 2006

merikukka

A smart girl who loves reading! She has read almost every book in the world! You will want to be her friend because she is also very kind.

Guy 1 her name

Guy 2 Must be Merikukka because she loves books. Go talk to her
Guy 1 Nah i’m too why

merikukka by helloebello November 4, 2020