moti

/ məʊˈtiː /

noun

Origin of moti¹

C21: Hindi

MK Moti Yogev (Habayit Hayehudi) continued the thought, saying, "Two nations for two peoples is disconnected from reality."

Once upon a time there was a youth called Moti, who was very big and strong, but the clumsiest creature you can imagine.

Then Moti started off one early spring morning with his thick staff over his shoulder singing gaily to himself as he walked along.

A week or two after this incident the king sent for Moti, who on arrival found his master in despair.

In the morning Moti followed the two Afghans outside the city to the horsemarket in which their horses were offered for sale.

After inquiring of everyone who was likely to know, Moti seized the cord and his big staff and sallied out to look for him.

April 23, 2024inveterate

[in-vet-er-it ]

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