The word "A E L M O R T" seems to be a misspelling or an anagram. If we rearrange the letters, we can form the word "MORTAL." This term refers to a being that is subject to death, contrasting with immortals or deities. It can also describe anything related to human life and the inevitable end of life.
The term "mortal" originates from the Latin word "mortalis," which comes from "mors," meaning "death." The transition into Middle English, retaining a similar form, made it prevalent in the English language.