in mente

== Danish == === Alternative forms === i mente === Etymology === From Latin. === Pronunciation === Rhymes: -ɛntə === Phrase === in mente in mind; remembered (arithmetics, of a number) Transferred to the next line when performing multiplication or addition. == Italian == === Etymology === Literally, “in mind”. === Prepositional phrase === in mente in mind ==== Usage notes ==== The most common verbs to precede the locution are avere (“to have”), ficcarsi (“to place firmly”), mettersi (“to put”), venire (“to come”), saltare (“to jump”), ritornare (“to return”), and tornare (“to return”). === Anagrams === mentine