Latin: obire and morire (to die) What is the difference?
I thought that morire meant "to die", but then I learned about obire with the same meaning. Is there a difference? Is one formal and the other informal?

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Hosny was right on obire, but morior is deponent so the infinitive is mori (not morire)--it does mean to die.

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Ah, thanks.

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obire means: 1. to visit, 2. to approach, to go to meet,3. to incur, to accept sth.
 mortem obire means: to die: also: supremum diem obire = to die

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Ahhh, this is a tricky one…hmm..