recordatory

recordatory

English

Etymology

From record +‎ -atory. Second sense derived from Spanish recordatorio.

Adjective

recordatory (not comparable)

  1. Relating to recording; serving to record something.
    Synonym: recordative
  2. (language transfer) reminder
    • 2025 November 26, @The_elegant_cat, Twitter‎[1]:
      Friendly recordatory that you can legally create an account on X since you're 13, suprised no one knows that
    • 2022 July 26, Fabrizziou, “Katana as new weap for Sword Tree?”, in Albion Online Forum‎[2]:
      Friendly recordatory about the existence of War Gloves and monk cosmetic
      About wargloves they could be western cestus but their skillset are heavily inspired in eastern martial arts, about the skin bundle we couldn't count it if u want
      Quarterstaff doesn't count as they are actually insipired on western qstaff

Usage notes

  • The second sense is commonly used by bilingual Spanish speakers using English.
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