Mo Ti

[maw dee]

noun

1. Mo-tze.

Example Sentences

Her improvised chorus is simple; a dozen times, she repeats “Mo ti de, mo ti de le,” which means “I’ve arrived. I’ve come home” in Yoruba.

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“In pren twa plis letan qui mo ti think pou to arrive here.”

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“In pren twa plis letan qui mo ti pense pou to arriv ici,” he said.

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Pinhole photography forms an image through a small pin-sized hole rather than a lens and its origins can be traced back 2,500 years to when Mo Ti in China observed that light travels in a straight line through a small hole like an arrow.

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At the same time Mencius exposed Yang Chu. the fallacies of the speculations of Yang Chu, 4th century B.C., who founded a school of ethical egoism as opposed to the exaggerated altruism of Mo Ti.

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