unforgettable

English

Etymology

un- +‎ forget +‎ -able

Adjective

unforgettable (comparative more unforgettable, superlative most unforgettable)

Very difficult or impossible to forget
The things he subjected me to were horrible and unforgettable.

Antonyms

forgettable

Translations

which is very difficult to forget

Adyghe: ащмыгъупшэжь (āš̍məġ°pšăž̍)
Albanian: paharrueshëm (sq)
Catalan: inoblidable
Chinese:
Mandarin: 難忘 (zh), 难忘 (zh) (nánwàng)
Czech: nezapomenutelný
Dutch: onvergetelijk (nl)
Esperanto: neforgesebla
Finnish: ikimuistoinen (fi), unohtumaton (fi), mieleenpainuva
French: inoubliable (fr)
Galician: inesquecible (gl), inesquecíbel (gl)
German: unvergesslich (de)
Hebrew: בִּלְתִּי נִשְׁכָּח‎‎
Hungarian: felejthetetlen (hu)
Irish: do-dhearmhadta/do-dhearmadta

Italian: indimenticabile (it)
Latin: memorabilis, recordabilis
Norwegian:
Bokmål: uforglemmelig

Nynorsk: ugløymeleg
Portuguese: inesquecível (pt)
Romanian: de neuitat, neuitabil
Russian: незабве́нный (ru) (nezabvénnyj), незабыва́емый (ru) m (nezabyvájemyj)
Slovak: nezabudnuteľný
Spanish: inolvidable (es)
Swedish: oförglömlig (sv)
Telugu: మరిచిపోలేని (maricipōlēni) (marichipOlEni)
Turkish: unutulmaz
Yiddish: אומפֿאַרגעסלעך‎‎ (umfargeslekh)

This article is issued from Wiktionary. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.