immemorable

See also: immémorable

English

Etymology

From Latin immemorabilis (“not memorable”)

Adjective

immemorable (comparative more immemorable, superlative most immemorable)

That cannot be remembered or has been forgotten.
(loosely) Whose origins have been forgotten; immemorial.

Translations

that cannot be remembered

French: immémorable (fr)

Portuguese: imemorável (pt)

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