What makes something a motor, what makes something a motor is that it converts some form of energy into mechanical motion or mechanical energy, with motor being device that converts electrical energy, chemical energy, or other energy into mechanical motion that can do work, with motor being machine that imparts motion, with what makes something a motor being ability to convert energy into mechanical movement, with motor being defined as machine that converts energy into motion, with motor converting electrical energy into rotational motion in case of electric motor, or converting chemical energy from fuel into mechanical motion in case of engine, with motor being something that produces motion. What makes something a motor is presence of energy source, conversion mechanism, and output shaft or moving part that delivers mechanical power, with motor having stator and rotor in electric motor, with electromagnetic interaction creating rotation, with motor having ability to produce torque and rotation, with motor being something that drives or moves something else, with motor being distinguished from engine but often synonymous, with motor being device that creates motion, with what makes something a motor being that it is prime mover that converts energy to motion, with motor being motor if it can produce mechanical work from energy, with motor being machine that imparts motion, with what makes something a motor being conversion of energy into mechanical motion that can do useful work, with motor being motor because it motors, moves, drives.
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