Monument

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 381
mon'u-ment, n. Anything intended to remind or give notice; a building, pillar, stone, etc., erected in remembrance of a person, event, etc. memorial; tomb; cenotaph; an enduring or notable evidence, instance, or example. [F.; L. monumentum, — fr. monere, monition, to remind see Monition.] Monument' a. Of, pert, to, inscribed upon, suitable for, or serving as, a monument; memorial.—
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