Meenutatud

Meenutatud is an Estonian word that translates to "remembered" or "recalled" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "meenutama," which means to remember, recall, or reminisce. The word can be used in various contexts to indicate that something has been brought back to memory or is being thought of again.

For example, one might say "tema nimi on mul meenutatud," meaning "I have remembered his name" or "his name is recalled to me." In a more reflective sense, it can refer to the act of reminiscing about past events. A sentence like "meenutatud ajad olid ilusad" would translate to "the remembered times were beautiful."

The term is often used in literature and everyday conversation when discussing memories, past experiences, or historical events. It signifies a conscious act of bringing something from the past into the present consciousness. The grammatical form of "meenutatud" indicates that the action of remembering has been completed or is in a state of being remembered. It is a common and versatile word in the Estonian language, essential for expressing concepts related to memory and recollection.