Anamnesis (noun)
an-am-nee-sis
The recollection or remembrance of the past; reminiscence.
Anamnesis comes from the Ancient Greek verb anamimnḗskein, “to remember” or, literally, “to call to mind again.”
Example sentences
“During a period of intense anamnesis, he recalled several childhood memories despite his dementia”
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