Recite (verb)

1. To repeat or to say something from memory, especially a speech or poem.
2. To read or to repeat a passage from a text or a piece of literature.
3. To narrate or to relate a series of events or experiences.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french reciter, from latin recitare, from re- (expressing intensive force) + citare "call, summon".

Examples:

1. She recited a poem at the poetry competition.
2. He recited the pledge of allegiance at the start of the meeting.
3. The children recited the multiplication tables in unison.
4. He recited the passage from the book that he had memorized.
5. She recited the story of her trip to Europe.