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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesयाद दिलाना
Pronunciation / Transliteration: yaad dilana
"कृपया मुझे कल मीटिंग की याद दिलाना।"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To cause someone to remember something or to bring a fact or obligation back into their thoughts.
"Please remind me to send that email tomorrow morning." - 2
To resemble or be reminiscent of someone or something else.
"Your smile really reminds me of your mother."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the late Middle English verb 'reminden', a blend of the Latin prefix 're-' (denoting back or again) and the Old English verb 'mindsian' or Middle English 'minden' (meaning to remember). It evolved through the 16th century to specifically mean causing someone to remember something they might have forgotten.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Remind" is said worldwide
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rappeler
Transliteration: ʁa.pa.le
"Tu peux me rappeler d'acheter du pain ?"
erinnern
Transliteration: ɛɐ̯ˈɪnɐn
"Erinnerst du dich an unseren Termin?"
ricordare
Transliteration: ri.korˈda.re
"Ricordami di chiamare il medico."
recordar
Transliteration: re.korˈdaɾ
"Recuérdame comprar leche más tarde."
lembrar
Transliteration: ɫẽˈbɾaɾ
"Pode me lembrar de enviar o relatório?"
याद दिलाना
Transliteration: yaad dilana
"कृपया मुझे कल मीटिंग की याद दिलाना।"
提醒
Transliteration: tí xǐng
"请提醒我明天带伞。"
상기시키다
Transliteration: sang-gi-si-ki-da
"내일 회의가 있다는 것을 상기시켜 주세요."
思い出させる
Transliteration: omoidasaseru
"明日、母に電話するのを思い出させてください。"
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