(noun): the act of handling or running something, usually a business.

man (make, do) + age (noun. activity) + ment (noun. condition)

This store is under new management.

(verb): to remember an important event with ceremony

com (together ) + mem (recall) + or (condition)+ ate (verb.cause)

The American Revolution is commemorated every Fourth of July.

(noun): the ability to recall past events

mem (recall) + or (noun.condition) + y (resulst of an activity)

Joe has an excellent memory and recalls things from his childhood.

(adjective): related to the mind

ment (mind)+ al (adjective.relation)

Lauren's mental abilities must be quite good if she achieved a perfect score without even studying.

(verb): to cite, to speak about, to refer to

ment (mind) + ion (noun.action)

The instructor forgot to mention that the class was canceled.

(adjective): lesser, less important

min (small) + or (adj.comparative)

The knife slipped and Marcelle received a minor cut.

(adjective, noun): tiny, very small; sixty seconds

min (small) + ute

The speck of dirt on the camera lens was minute.

Terry will be finished in one minute.

(adjective): very small

minusc (small) + ule (condition of)

The minuscule gem was very hard to see without magnifying glasses.

(verb): to accept, to confess, to allow entry

ad (to, toward) + mit (send)

I must admit that even though you didn't like the movie, I did.

(noun): a letter to be sent

miss (send) + ive (noun.condition)

Missives were more common one hundred years ago. Today, people use the telephone.

(verb): to take off or to take away

re (back, again) + move (move)

The waiter removed the dirty dishes from the table.

(adjective): able to move

mob (move) + ile (adj. having the qualities of)

Many people drive their mobile homes from North to South, following the warm weather.