Moritz

[ German moh-rits ]

noun

1. Maurice ( def 1 ).
2. a male given name, form of Maurice.

Example Sentences

Boosted now by a multi-million-dollar long-term investment from Moritz’s Crankstart Investments, the PTO have pulled out the stops and are promising a big budget, spectacular global broadcast, the likes of which triathlon has never seen.

From Outside Online

LOUISA MORITZ (1971) Moritz, 68, is a Cuban-born American actress who was born Louisa Castro.

From The Daily Beast

Moritz died on Thursday 15 August; after he failed to show up at work, a fellow intern raised the alarm.

From The Daily Beast

Sadly, Buddy died in an avalanche in St. Moritz later that year.

From The Daily Beast

Moritz Erhardt had just worked three all-night shifts at the office, according to unconfirmed reports on social media.

From The Daily Beast

Earlier this year she took part in a similar, shorter, event called the Engadin, a ski marathon in St Moritz.

From The Daily Beast

Moritz's Pontoon Bridge would not reach across, when he tried it.

From Project Gutenberg

Prince Franz, the young Nephew of Moritz, alone witnessed this scene; scene to be locked in threefold silence.

From Project Gutenberg

Friedrich is chargeable with nothing, except perhaps (what Moritz knows the evil of) trying for a short-cut!

From Project Gutenberg

And at once recalls Moritz, and appoints the Prince of Prussia to go and take command.

From Project Gutenberg

Moritz did arrive next evening (18th); but with his tired troops there was no catching of Haddick, now three marches ahead.

From Project Gutenberg