Etymology
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remind + -er
Pronunciation
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reminder (plural reminders)
- Someone or something that reminds.
He left a note as a reminder to get groceries.
- (finance) Writing that reminds of open payments.
She ignored first the reminder of 80 cents. At the end, she was sentenced to pay 200 euros!
Derived terms
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Translations
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something that reminds
- Belarusian: напамі́н m (napamín), напамі́нак m (napamínak), нага́дванне n (nahádvannje), нага́дваньне n (nahádvanʹnje) (Taraškievica), напаміна́нне n (napaminánnje), напаміна́ньне (napaminánʹnje) (Taraškievica)
- Bulgarian: напо́мняне (bg) n (napómnjane)
- Catalan: recordatori m, record (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 提醒物 (zh) (tíxǐngwù), 提醒 (zh) (tíxǐng)
- Czech: (software) připomínač m, připomínka (cs) f, upomínka f, urgence (cs) f
- Danish: påmindelse (da) c
- Dutch: geheugensteuntje (nl) n
- Finnish: muistutus (fi)
- French: rappel (fr) m
- German: Gedächtnisstütze (de) f
- Greek: υπενθύμιση (el) f (ypenthýmisi)
- Ancient: ὑπόμνημα n (hupómnēma)
- Hungarian: emlékeztető (hu)
- Italian: promemoria (it) m
- Japanese: 備忘 (ja) (びぼう, bibō), 念押し (ねんおし, nen'oshi), リマインダー (ja) (rimaindā)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: بیرخەرەوە (ckb) (bîrxerewe)
- Latin: admonitiō f, monitus (la) m
- Macedonian: потсетник m (potsetnik)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: påminnelse m, påminning m or f
- Nynorsk: påminning f
- Old English: myndgung f
- Polish: przypomnienie (pl) n
- Portuguese: lembrete (pt) m
- Russian: напомина́ние (ru) n (napominánije)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: по̀дсетнӣк m, по̀дсјетнӣк m
- Roman: pòdsetnīk (sh) impf, pòdsjetnīk (sh) m
- Spanish: aviso (es) m, recordatorio m
- Swedish: påminnelse (sv) c, (mostly literary) erinran (sv) c
- Tagalog: antig
- Turkish: andaç (tr), andiç, hatırlatma (tr)
- Ukrainian: нага́дування n (naháduvannja), нага́д m (nahád), прига́дування n (pryháduvannja)
- Welsh: atgoffâd
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(finance) writing that reminds of open payments
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