Definition
Learned something word-for-word and stored it in memory so you can recall it perfectly.
Etymology
From Latin 'memoria' (memory) plus '-ize' (to make), then '-ed' for past tense. Evolved from meaning 'to commit to memory' in the 1600s.
Kelly Says
Memorization works better when you space practice over days rather than cramming—your brain consolidates memories during sleep, so the same time studying spread across a week beats all-nighters.
Translations
CACatalà
memoritzat
meh-moh-ree-tzat
CSČeština
zapamatoval
zap-ah-mah-toh-val
DEDeutsch
gemerkt
geh-merk-t
ELΕλληνικά
συμβολή
sim-vo-lee
ESEspañol
memorizado
meh-mor-ee-zah-doh
FAفارسی
به یاد آوردن
beh yaad-e-avordan
FISuomi
muistissa
moo-is-ssa
FRFrançais
mémorisé
meh-mo-ree-say
GUGU
યાદ રાખ્યું
yaad rakh-yu
HIहिन्दी
याद रखा
yaad rakh-a
HUMagyar
megjegyezve
meh-geh-yeh-zve
IDBahasa Indonesia
diingat
dee-in-gat
ITItaliano
ricordato
ree-kor-dah-toh
KKKK
сақталған
saq-tal-gan
KMKM
បានចង្記ត
ba-an-chang-khet
KO한국어
기억했습니다
gieok-haesseumnida
MRMR
लक्षात ठेवले
lak-shaat the-v-le
MSBahasa Melayu
diingat
dee-in-gat
NLNederlands
gememoriseerd
geh-meh-mor-ee-seerd
PAPA
ਯਾਦ ਰਖਿਆ
yaad rakh-ee-a
PLPolski
zapamiętany
zap-ah-mjeht-ahn-ee
PTPortuguês
memorizado
meh-mor-ee-zah-doh
RORomână
memorizat
meh-moh-ree-zat
RUРусский
запомнивший
zapomni-vshhii
SVSvenska
memorerat
meh-moh-reh-rat
SWKiswahili
kumbukumbu
kom-boo-kom-boo
TAதமிழ்
நனைத்த
na-n-e-th-th
TEతెలుగు
చిత్రించి
chith-rin-chi
TLTL
naalala
nah-ah-lah-lah
TRTürkçe
hatırlanmış
ha-ti-r-lan-miş
UKУкраїнська
запам'ятав
zapam'yatav
URاردو
یاد رکھنا
yaad rakh-na
VITiếng Việt
ghi nhớ
khee nho
ZUZU
ukhumbula
oo-koo-moo-boo-lah