memorial in Latin
memorial in Latin is monumentum — memorial means a monument, structure, or event created to honour and remember a person or a past event.
memorial in Latin
monumentum
What does "memorial" mean?
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noun A monument, structure, or event created to honour and remember a person or a past event.
"The city built a memorial for soldiers who died in the war."
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adj Serving to commemorate or remember someone or something.
"They held a memorial service for their late father."
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memorial in a sentence
- The city built a memorial for soldiers who died in the war.
- Visitors left flowers at the memorial in the town square.
- They held a memorial service for their late father.
- A memorial plaque was fixed to the wall of the old school.
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What is "memorial" in Latin?
"memorial" in Latin is monumentum. memorial means: A monument, structure, or event created to honour and remember a person or a past event.
How do you use "memorial" in a sentence?
Example: "The city built a memorial for soldiers who died in the war." In Latin, "memorial" is monumentum.
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