mote meaning in English
| Norwegian | English |
|---|---|
| mote noun | mode [modes](style or fashion) |
| mote noun {m} | fashion [fashions](current (constantly changing) trend, favored for frivolous rather than practical, logical, or intellectual reasons) |
| motett noun {m} | motet(a composition adapted to sacred words in the elaborate polyphonic church style) |
| (Bokmål) motebevisst adjective | fashion-conscious(interested in the latest fashions) |
| (Bokmål) motehus noun {n} | fashion house(company employed in fashion) |
| (Bokmål) motell noun {n} | motel [motels](type of hotel) |
| (Bokmål) moteshow noun {n} | fashion show(event at which fashionable clothes are modelled for an audience) |
| (Bokmål) timotei noun {m} | timothy(type of grass) |
| (Nynorsk) motebevisst adjective | fashion-conscious(interested in the latest fashions) |
| (Nynorsk) motehus noun {n} | fashion house(company employed in fashion) |
| (Nynorsk) moteshow noun {n} | fashion show(event at which fashionable clothes are modelled for an audience) |
| (Nynorsk) timotei noun {m} | timothy(type of grass) |
| iriomotemeis noun | Iriomote tit(Sittiparus olivaceus) |
| nymotens adjective | newfangled(modern, unfamiliar or different) |
| Timoteus proper noun {m} | Timothy(books in the New Testament) |
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