transitive. To bring into remembrance; to commemorate; to mention.

transitive. To remind or exhort (a person); to urge.

transitive. To recount, relate; to recall to mind. Also with that-clause as object.

transitive. To commemorate. Obsolete.

transitive. With impersonal subject: to keep alive the memory or recollection of; to cause to be remembered, make memorable. Also intransitive: to…

= commemorate, v.

To call to remembrance, or preserve in memory, by some solemnity or celebration. (For the Christian Church use, cf. commemoration, n. 2b.)

figurative. To preserve from oblivion; chiefly in good sense, to keep in sweet and honoured remembrance.

transitive. To provide with a monument (in various senses); to commemorate with a monument; to turn into a monument.

transitive. To preserve the memory of; to be or supply a memorial of; to commemorate.

transitive. To mark, commemorate, or celebrate the anniversary of. Somewhat rare after 19th cent.

transitive. To record or commemorate by or as by a monument; to make a permanent record of; to give a permanent form to. Also intransitive.

transitive. figurative. To commemorate or celebrate (a person, event, etc.).

transitive. To write an obituary notice of or for (a person); to make the subject of an obituary. Also in extended use.

transitive. To celebrate the jubilee of (a person).