mémorable
Mémorable is a French adjective meaning "worthy of memory" or "notable," used to describe events, persons, works, or moments that are especially impressive or difficult to forget. In English, the usual equivalent is memorable, which lacks the accent found in French.
Etymology and cognates: The French word derives from Latin memorabilis, meaning "worthy of memory," via Old French
Usage and grammar: In modern French, mémorable is invariable for gender and number in the singular (un
Examples and notes: Common French phrases include un événement mémorable, une expérience mémorable, une performance mémorable.