Geal-charn : memory

erase (ɪˈreɪz)
vb

[C17: from Latin ērādere to scrape off, from ex-¹ + rādere to scratch, scrape]

over twenty years the last vestiges of a rural economy were erased 

the magic of the landscape erased all else from her mind

1. to obliterate or rub out : remove by rubbing, wiping, or scraping. as letters or characters written, engraved, etc.; efface

2. (tr) to destroy all traces of; remove completely: 

she couldn't erase the scene from her memory

time erases grief

3. to obliterate (recorded material) from (a recording medium):  

she erased the message on the answering machine

I accidentally erased the tape 
4. to remove (data) from computer storage: 

he erased the data from the hard drive 
5. Slang. to murder

v.i. 
6. to give way to effacement readily or easily

 

 

for KMS

you left us behind