Gedächtnistraining

memory training

noun ge-DAEKHT-nis-tray-ning Rare

Also means

memory exercises

Usage Note

Gedächtnistraining refers to deliberate exercises designed to improve memory capacity and retention. It is used in educational, therapeutic, and wellness contexts. The concept of Merkfähigkeit (memorability) is closely related.

Examples

"Viele ältere Menschen nehmen an Gedächtnistraining teil, um geistig fit zu bleiben."

Natural Translation

Many older people participate in memory training to stay mentally fit.

Literal Translation

Many older people take part in memory-training, to mentally fit to stay.

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