momento

Preposition: of

• occasion: Sarah can be there entertaining your guests and leaving them with a unique momento of the occasion.
• visit: This is followed by sampling of beers and on leaving you will receive a badged glass as a momento of the visit.

Converse of object

• make: The miniature I have was probably a momento made at the time of the cracking of the bell which was in the 1860s.
• have: The self confessed hater of sci-fi already has a permanent momento from American Fans of the show.
• treasure: It is a photo opportunity that could result in a treasured momento.
• receive: All finishers will receive a momento and there are medals for all finishers of the fun run.
• give: I was also given a momento of the day as I was acting Master.

Adjective modifier

• lasting: This CD was soon to become their lasting momento as the band split soon after, and were promptly then played by Radio One!
• little: This is a neat little momento being pocket sized with a weather resistant cover.
• special: The flowers can then be kept as a special momento of her big day.
• great: All in all this is an excellent album with some fine music, and a great momento of the gig for those who attended.
• nice: No opportunity to apply lipstick or comb my hair unfortunately, but a nice momento of the day.
• unique: A unique momento, which can also be engraved with a name or message of your choice.

Modifies a noun

• mori: He left to posterity his striking " momento mori " tomb which he had built fifteen years before he died.