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1. (n.) souvenir
a usu. small and relatively inexpensive article given or kept as a reminder of a place visited, an occasion, etc.; memento.
2. souvenir
a remembrance; memory.
Etymology: (1765–75; < F, n. use of (se) souvenir to remember < L subvenīre to come to mind =sub-sub - +venīre to come)
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| Definition of 'souvenir' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) keepsake, souvenir, token, relic
something of sentimental value
2. (noun) memento, souvenir
a reminder of past events
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1. (noun) souvenir
sth you buy to remind you of a visit to a place or of an event
souvenir shops along the waterfront
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| Definition of 'souvenir' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) souvenir
that which serves as a reminder; a remembrancer; a memento; a keepsake
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Sense: something (bought, kept or given) which reminds one of a place, person or occasion
a souvenir of one's holiday.
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Afrikaans: herdenking |
Arabic: تَذْكار، هَدِيَّه تِذْكار |
Bulgarian: сувенир |
Brazilian: recordação |
Czech: suvenýr |
German: das Souvenir |
Danish: souvenir |
Greek: ενθύμιο, αναμνηστικό |
Spanish: recuerdo |
Estonian: suveniir |
Farsi: يادگاري |
Finnish: matkamuisto |
French: souvenir |
Hebrew: מַזכֶּרֶת |
Hindi: निशानी, यादगार, स्मृति |
Croatian: suvenir, uspomena (predme |
Hungarian: emlék(tárgy) |
Indonesian: kenang-kenangan |
Icelandic: minjagripur |
Italian: souvenir, ricordo |
Japanese: 記念品 |
Korean: 기념품 |
Lithuanian: suvenyras |
Latvian: suvenīrs |
Malay: cenderamata` |
Dutch: aandenken |
Norwegian: suvenir, (reise)minne |
Polish: pamiątka |
Persian: يادگاري |
Pashto: يادګارى |
Portuguese: recordação |
Romanian: suvenir |
Russian: сувенир |
Slovak: pamiatka, pamiatkový pred |
Slovenian: spominek |
Serbian: suvenir |
Swedish: souvenir |
Thai: ของที่ระลึก |
Turkish: armağan, hediyelik eşya |
Taiwanese: 紀念品 |
Ukrainian: сувенір; подарунок на пам |
Urdu: کسی موقع یا مقام کی یادگا |
Vietnamese: đồ lưu niệm |
Chinese: 纪念品 |
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