Meaning of 'moral' in Maltese is: morali

moral: morali

Noun:

prinċipju, etika, morali, moralità, prattika, kmandament, sinifikat, filwaqt, li jfisser.

Adjective:

morali, etika, wieqfa, biss, ekwitabbli, Onorevoli, imparzjali, twajbin, reliġjużi, didattika, tajba, onest, veru, sinċier, modesta, rispettabbli, pur.

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Adjective(1) relating to principles of right and wrong,i.e. to morals or ethics,concerned with principles of right and wrong or conforming to standards of behavior and character based on those principles,adhering to ethical and moral principles,arising from the sense of right and wrong,psychological rather than physical or tangible in effect,based on strong likelihood or firm conviction rather thanactual evidence,ethical,honest(2) relating to principles of right and wrong(3) i.e. to morals or ethics(4) concerned with principles of right and wrong or conforming to standards of behavior and character based on those principles(5) adhering to ethical and moral principles(6) arising from the sense of right and wrong(7) psychological rather than physical or tangible in effect(8) based on strong likelihood or firm conviction rather thanactual evidence(9) ethical(10) honest
Noun(1) the significance of a story or event,lesson,proverb(2) the significance of a story or event(3) lesson(4) proverb

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(1) Further, the arguments are based in moral rather than legal terms.(2) It is also clear that moral principles and political judgments are inextricably intertwined.(3) The society safeguards the moral and social code necessary for them to live together in harmony.(4) What is the proper role for the military in this new political and moral relationship?(5) Probably, the sense of moral superiority and entrenched bureaucratic power is similar at both locations.(6) Unless one believes that there is an absolute obligation to obey every law, moral duty and legal duty will sometimes come into conflict.(7) On the other hand, a duty is a moral obligation to do one specific thing over another without the freedom to decide.(8) I can't find a moral in the story, or a worth-while lesson to be learned of it.(9) I guess the moral of this story is to question, always question.(10) The moral of this story: Do not assume that I'm friendly and approachable.(11) So in reality many of our moral codes are based on internal convictions that lack pure and independent proof.(12) And the moral of this story is, people who don't learn to take responsibility for their own actions often end up in prison.(13) A girl's behaviour was molded to fit a society governed by a strict moral code and rigid social customs.(14) Ms Lay said her husband is an u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510honest, decent, moral human begin who would do absolutely nothing wrong.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb(15) So what we ask is a peaceful message to, you know, to let people have their right to have healthy bodies and to cultivate their good moral characters.(16) He claimed repeatedly that his function was not to make moral judgments but to record behaviour.