A m'âcord / a·ma·còrd / n.

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From the Romagnolo “A m'arcord”, analogous to “Io mi ricordo”, meaning (“I remember”), presently used in the Italian language as a neologism signifying “profound, ironic or nostalgic revocation”.

 

However, one can attribute lexical alternatives to its nomenclature. The term can be broken down into Spanish words, such as “amar” (to love) or “acordar” (to remind).