memoranda
/mɛmɒˈrɑːndə/Definitions
1. noun
short written records or notes, especially of official communications or decisions.
“The company’s memoranda outlined the new policies for employee benefits.”
2. noun
a note or notification, especially a formal or official one.
“She received a memoranda about the meeting schedule for the week.”
3. noun
a document or set of documents used in a business or organization to record or communicate information.
“The company’s memoranda were used to track employee performance and training.”