Associations to the word «Motu»
Noun
- Pius
- Xxiii
- Islet
- Atoll
- Benedict
- Lingua
- Xvi
- Papua
- Pope
- Liturgy
- Manu
- Terra
- Negligence
- Vi
- Liber
- Kepler
- Polynesia
- Tahiti
- Reef
- Vatican
- Swordsman
- Galileo
- Rite
- Harvey
- Lagoon
- Pollen
- Et
- Te
- Canon
- Galen
- Newton
- Decree
- Tern
- Guinea
- Initiate
- Pendulum
- Xv
- Treatise
- Consecration
- Mass
- Edmond
- Christi
- Phonology
- Ut
- Mongol
- Motion
- Congregation
- Directive
- Brief
- Easter
- Nissan
- Circulation
- Xiii
- Episcopal
- Romano
- Calendar
- Vocabulary
- Paul
- Xi
- Referee
- Sacrament
- Vita
- Chant
- Ordination
- Cardinal
- Groan
- Ad
- Synod
- Auckland
- Xii
- Clergy
- Berkeley
- Catholic
- Aristotle
- Celebration
- Deacon
Adjective
Wiktionary
MOTU, proper noun. An Oceanic language of Papua New Guinea.
MOTU PROPRIO, adverb. Of one’s own free will, of one’s own volition.
MOTU PROPRIO, noun. A document issued by the Pope on his own initiative directed to the Roman Catholic Church.
MOTU PROPRIOS, noun. Plural of motu proprio
Wise words
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