ሚያስታውስ
/miyastaws/
How to say "they remember" in Amharic
The Amharic word for "they remember" is ሚያስታውስ, pronounced miyastaws.
Definition
A verb form indicating the act of recalling or retaining information. It is used in contexts of memory and recollection.
Also spelled
miyastaws, miyastaus, miiastaws
Word details
- Ge’ez script
- ሚያስታውስ
- Transliteration
- miyastaws
- Part of speech
- other
- English meaning
- they remember
ሚያስታውስ in example sentences
ይህ ምስል የሚያስታውስ ሕልም ነው።
This picture reminds me of a dream.
ይህ ምስል የሚያስታውስ ነው።
This picture is something that reminds (me).
ይህ ታሪክ ትውልድ የሚያስታውስ ነው።
This story reminds the generation.
ይህ ታሪክ የሚያስታውስ ነው።
This history is something that reminds.
ይመለከት የሚያስታውስ ታሪክ ነው።
He looks; it's history that reminds.
የነፋሱ ድምፅ ከሰው አሳብ ጋር ይቀላቀል ነበር፤ ትውልድ የሚያስታውስ ሕልም እና የአገር ሸክም አንድ ሆነው በልቡ ይጫወቱ ነበር
The sound of the wind was mingling with human thoughts; a dream that would be remembered for generations and the burden of the country had become one and were playing in his heart.
Frequently asked questions
What does ሚያስታውስ mean in English?
ሚያስታውስ (miyastaws) means "they remember" in English.
How do you pronounce ሚያስታውስ?
ሚያስታውስ is pronounced miyastaws.
What part of speech is ሚያስታውስ?
ሚያስታውስ is an other in Amharic.
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