mem1. Memento : MEM ento (me ment’ o) n. Something to make one remember 2. Memoir : MEM oir (mem’ war) n. A report; a record of a thing to remember 3. Memorandum : MEM orandum (mem o ran’ dum) n. A note: a reminder 4. Memo : MEM o (mem’ o) n. Short form of memorandum; a note 5. Memoirist : MEM oirist (mem’ war ist) n. One who writes memoirs 6. Memorable : MEM orable (mem’ o ra b’l) adj. Worth remembering; as a memorable act 7. Memorabilia : MEM orabilia (mem’ o ra bill’ ee a) n. Things worth remembering 8. Memorandize : MEM orandize (mem o ran’ dize) v. Jot down a memo; make a note of 9. Memory : MEM ory (mem’ o ry) n. The ability to recall; as, a memory for dates 10. Memoriter : MEM oriter (me mor; I ter) adv. By heart; from memory A reminder of a great event; as, Memorial Day 12. Memorialize : MEM orialize (me mor’ ee a lize) v. To commemorate; to present a memorial 13. Immemorial : im MEM orial (im e mor’ ee al) adj. Having occurred so long ago that it cannot be remembered 14. Commemorate : com MEM orate (ko mem’ o rate) v. To observe; as, commemorate Washington’s Birthday 15. Commemoration: com MEM oration (ko mem o ray’ shun) n. The act of observing by a memorial or ceremony 16. Remember : re MEM ber (re mem’ ber) v. Bring to mind again 17. Remembrance : re MEM brance (re mem’ brans) n. The act of bringing to mind again 18. Unremembered : unre MEM bered (un re mem’ berd) adj. Not remembered 19. In Memoriam : In MEM oriam (in me mor’ ee um) prep. (Latin Phrase) In memory of; as, the name of a poem by Tennyson is In Memoriam. | ||||||||
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