memorabile
ər plural noun, singular mem·o·rab·i·le 
[-uh-rab-uh-lee] .
[-uh-rab-uh-lee] . 1.
mementos; souvenirs.
2.
matters or events worthy to be remembered; points worthy of note.
Origin:
1800–10; noun use of Latin memorābilia things to be remembered, neuter plural of memorābilis memorable
1800–10; noun use of Latin memorābilia things to be remembered, neuter plural of memorābilis memorable
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| —pl n , sing -rabile | |
| 1. | memorable events or things |
| 2. | objects connected with famous people or events |
| [C17: from Latin, from memorābilis | |
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Memorabile
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memorabilia
1806, from L. memorabilia, neut. pl. of memorabilis "worthy of being remembered" (see memorable).
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