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1. (n.) memento
something that serves as a reminder of what is past or gone; keepsake; souvenir.
2. memento
anything serving as a reminder or warning.
3. memento
(cap.) either of two prayers in the canon of the Roman Catholic Mass, one for persons living and the other for persons dead.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME < L mementō, impv. of meminisse to remember)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) memento, souvenir
a reminder of past events
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1. (noun) Memento
a hint, suggestion, token, or memorial, to awaken memory; that which reminds or recalls to memory; a souvenir
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Sense: something kept or given as a reminder or souvenir
They gave her a small gift as a memento.
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 Afrikaans: aandenking |
 Arabic: تِذْكار |
 Bulgarian: сувенир |
 Brazilian: recordação |
 Czech: vzpomínka, upomínka |
 German: die Erinnerung |
 Danish: minde; souvenir |
 Greek: ενθύμιο |
 Spanish: recuerdo, recordatorio |
 Estonian: mälestusese |
 Farsi: خاطره |
 Finnish: muistoesine |
 French: souvenir |
 Hebrew: מַזכֶּרֶת |
 Hindi: निशानी |
 Croatian: opomena, spomen |
 Hungarian: emlékeztető |
 Indonesian: kenang-kenangan |
 Icelandic: minninga-/minjagripur |
 Italian: souvenir, ricordo |
 Japanese: 記念品 |
 Korean: 기념품 |
 Lithuanian: atminimoženklas/dovana, a |
 Latvian: piemiņlieta |
 Malay: cenderamata |
 Dutch: aandenken |
 Norwegian: minne, suvenir |
 Polish: pamiątka |
 Persian: خاطره |
 Pashto: خاطره |
 Portuguese: recordação |
 Romanian: memento; suvenir |
 Russian: памятный подарок, сувенир |
 Slovak: suvenír |
 Slovenian: spominek |
 Serbian: uspomena |
 Swedish: minne[ssak] |
 Thai: ของที่ถูกเก็บไว้หรือให้เพ |
 Turkish: hatıra, yadigâr |
 Taiwanese: 紀念品 |
 Ukrainian: нагадування; сувенір |
 Urdu: کسی فرد یا واقعے کی یادگا |
 Vietnamese: vật lưu niệm |
 Chinese: 纪念品 |
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