`love`: English to Latin.
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love
A deep affection or intense emotional attachment, especially romantic or familial.
Translations:
amor;
dilectio;
caritas;
She felt a deep love for her children. — Altum amorem pro liberis suis sensit.
love
Romantic or sexual attraction or passion.
Translations:
amor;
cupido;
libido;
They fell in love at first sight. — Amore primo conspectu capti sunt.
love
Selfless, charitable love for others; often used in religious or moral contexts.
Translations:
caritas;
benevolentia;
Charity is the highest form of love. — Caritas est summa amoris forma.
love
A person who is loved; a beloved one (informal or poetic).
Translations:
deliciae;
amor;
He wrote a poem to his love. — Carmen amori suo scripsit.
love
A strong liking or enthusiasm for something.
Translations:
amor;
studium;
She has a love of music. — Amorem musicae habet.
love
In tennis, a score of zero (slang/technical).
Translations:
nihil;
nulla res;
The score is fifteen-love. — Puncta sunt quindecim ad nihil.
love
To feel deep affection or attachment toward someone or something (verb).
Translations:
amare;
diligere;
carere;
I love my family. — Familia mea amo.
love
To feel romantic or sexual attraction (verb).
Translations:
amare;
cupere;
They love each other deeply. — Se invicem profunde amant.
love
To enjoy or take great pleasure in something (verb).
Translations:
amare;
delectari;
studere;
I love reading books. — Librorum lectionem amo.
love
Used as a term of endearment (noun or adjective, informal).
Translations:
carus;
dilectus;
Good night, my love. — Noctem bonam, care mi.