how do you say "remember" in latin????

Answer 1

If it's the sing.Imperative in Latin is "Memento" (from the verb 'meminisse' = 'to remember').
Latin "memento mori" is ' be mindful of dying'
and "memento vivere" is 'remember that you have to live'

Answer 2

Depends on what you want to say.

To remember - Memorare
Memoro - I remember
Memora - Tell a single person to remember
Memorate - Tell more than one to remember

Many more possible words to use, depending on what you want to say. Remember (memora), Latin does not do verbs like English.

Answer 3

Memento - n., pl -tos or -toes [literally, remember!, imperative of meminisse, to remember] something that serves to warn or remind

update:
memor
memor : mindful, remembering, grateful, thoughful, prudent.
memoratus : mentioned.
memoria : memory, remembrance, recall, recollection.

Answer 4

commemini -isse [to remember fully].
memini -nisse perf. with sense of present , [to remember, recollect]. Transf. [to make mention of, to mention].

memor -oris [mindful , remembering; with a good memory; grateful, thoughtful, prudent; reminiscent, reminding].

memoria -ae f. [memory , the capacity for remembering, remembrance; record of the past, tradition, history].

recordor -ari dep. [to remember , recollect; to think of, ponder over].

reminiscor -i dep. [to call to mind , recollect, remember].

teneo tenere tenui tentum [to hold; to possess , keep, preserve, maintain; to understand, grasp, know, remember; to contain, comprise]; milit. [to occupy, garrison; to master, restrain, keep back; to charm, delight, amuse]; intransit. [to keep on, persevere, persist, endure].

Answer 5

Memorantom- memoriss- memora

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Answer 6

memor


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