Definition
To make someone remember something they may have forgotten or might forget.
Etymology
From *re-* “again” and *mind*, originally meaning “to bring back to mind.” It developed in English without passing through Latin or French in its modern form.
Kelly Says
When you remind someone, you’re basically giving their memory a gentle nudge. It’s like borrowing your mind for a moment to restart theirs.
Translations
AFAfrikaans
ማስታወስ
mas-ta-wes
AMአማርኛ
сануулах
sa-nuu-lakh
BGБългарски
podsjetiti
pod-SYE-ti-ti
BNবাংলা
মনে করিয়ে দেওয়া
mo-ne ko-ri-ye de-o-wa
CACatalà
lembrar
lem-BRAR
CSČeština
påminna
po-MIN-na
DADansk
muistuttaa
muis-TUT-taa
DEDeutsch
erinnern
e-RIN-nern
ELΕλληνικά
υπενθυμίζω
i-pen-thi-MI-zo
ESEspañol
recordar
re-kor-DAR
ETEesti
spomniti
spom-NI-ti
EUEuskara
herinner
he-RIN-ner
FAفارسی
a aminti
a a-min-TI
FISuomi
minne om
MIN-ne om
FRFrançais
rappeler
ra-pel-AY
GLGalego
gogorarazi
go-go-ra-RA-zi
HEעברית
להזכיר
le-haz-KIR
HIहिन्दी
याद दिलाना
yaad di-la-NA
HRHrvatski
подсетити
pod-sye-TI-ti
HUMagyar
připomenout
pri-po-me-NOWT
IDBahasa Indonesia
mengingatkan
me-ng-ing-at-KAN
ITItaliano
ricordare
ri-kor-DA-re
JA日本語
思い出させる
o-moi-da-sa-se-ru
KO한국어
상기시키다
sang-gi-shi-ki-da
LTLietuvių
atgādināt
at-gaa-DI-naat
LVLatviešu
meenutada
me-nu-TA-da
MNМонгол
သတိပေး
tha-di-pay
MSBahasa Melayu
mengingatkan
me-ng-ing-at-KAN
NLNederlands
herinneren
he-RIN-ne-ren
NONorsk
pripomenúť
pri-po-me-NOOT
PLPolski
przypominać
pshy-po-MEE-nach
PTPortuguês
lembrar
lem-BRAR
RORomână
emlékeztet
em-LE-kez-tet
RUРусский
напоминать
na-po-mi-NAT'
SKSlovenčina
напомням
na-pom-NYAM
SLSlovenščina
recordar
re-kor-DAR
SRСрпски
priminti
pri-MIN-ti
SVSvenska
minde om
MIN-de om
SWKiswahili
kukumbusha
ku-ku-mbu-SHA
TAதமிழ்
நினைவூட்டு
ni-nai-vu-tu
TEతెలుగు
یاد دہانی کرنا
yaad di-haa-ni kar-NA
TRTürkçe
hatırlatmak
ha-tir-lat-MAK
UKУкраїнська
нагадувати
na-ha-DU-va-ty
URاردو
یادآوری کردن
yaad-aa-ri kar-dan
VITiếng Việt
nhắc nhở
nhac nho