Translation of Slovak word "spomenúť" to English
spomenúť
/spɔmɛnuːtʲ/
Meaning
VerbTo make mention of; to speak of; to refer to; to name; to specify.
How to use
Transitive perfective verb conjugated as 'spomeniem, spomenieš, spomenie, spomenieme, spomeniete, spomenú; past spomenul' (imperfective partner: 'spomínať'). Polysemous: without reflexive particle, it governs the accusative to mean 'to mention/cite' ('spomenúť fakt'); when used reflexively ('spomenúť si na' + accusative), it means 'to recall / remember' ('spomenúť si na meno' - to recall a name).
🇬🇧 English
mention
Example sentence
Spomeň jeho meno.
Mention his name
Spomeniem to na stretnutí.
I mention it
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Common phrases
- spomenúť si na minulosť— to remember / recall the past
- stojí za to spomenúť— it is worth mentioning
- ani to nespomeň— don't even mention it
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The Slovak word "spomenúť" means "mention" in English.
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