commemorator

/kəmˈɛmɔɹˌeɪɾɚ/ noun

A person who commemorates something

Word Origin Commemorate comes from Latin commemorare, 'to bring to mind together' — remembering collectively. A commemorator is someone who honors the memory of something. The root memor gives us memory, memorial, remember, and memento.

noun A person who commemorates something countable

As the chief commemorator of the event, she gave a moving speech.

(名词) 纪念者

作为活动的主要纪念者,她发表了动人的演讲。

(sustantivo) conmemorador [Una persona que conmemora algo]

Como la principal conmemoradora del evento, ella dio un discurso conmovedor.

(nom) commémorateur [Personne qui commémore ou qui rend hommage à un événement, une personne ou un souvenir.]

As the chief commemorator of the event, she gave a moving speech.

(Substantiv) Gedenkender; Gedenkredner [Eine Person, die etwas feierlich in Erinnerung ruft oder ehrt, besonders durch eine Zeremonie oder Rede.]

Als Haupt-**commemorator** der Veranstaltung hielt sie eine bewegende Rede.

(名詞) 何かを記念する人。記念行事を行う人。

イベントの主な記念者として、彼女は感動的なスピーチを行った。

(substantivo) comemorador; homenageador [Uma pessoa que comemora ou presta homenagem a algo.]

Como principal organizadora da comemoração do evento, ela fez um discurso emocionante.

Word parts: com + memorat + or

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