dear; beloved; darling; describes a close relationship with deep affection

lovable; adorable; lovely; describes someone or something that is liked or easy to love

the feeling of mutual love between romantic partners

to fall in love with; to be in love with

to be in a romantic relationship or to court

compassion; kindness; care for others

to have sex; often used as a polite or more intimate term for sexual intercourse

to like; to be fond of; to have a strong interest in something or someone

to love with great passion or intensity; to adore; to be deeply devoted to

husband or wife; used primarily in mainland China

the Republic of Ireland, occupying most of the island of Ireland

an interest; a hobby; a pastime

sexual love; passion between the sexes

dear; beloved; used to describe people for whom one has deep affection

to be romantically involved or in love with one another

to show concern and care for; to express solicitude for the well-being of others

A person who has a strong interest in a particular hobby, sport, or activity; fan; lover (of art, sports, etc.)

to love deeply; to treasure; (of a person or thing) dearly loved or favorite

Edward or Édouard (name)

to cherish, treasure, or take care of; to love and protect something or someone

The world of romance and passion; often used in the context of falling in love.

the belief in loyalty and love for one's own country; political ideology that prioritizes national interests

To appreciate or be fond of beautiful things

to love dearly; to dote on; to show great care and affection

to dote on someone; to spoil. This refers to special or excessive love and affection, usually from a superior to a subordinate such as a parent to a child.

Albert Einstein (1879-1955), the German-born theoretical physicist and mathematician who developed the theory of relativity and received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921

a person or thing that one loves dearly

to show favoritism or be partial to someone or something; to have a particular preference among multiple options

a person who loves and supports their country

love; affectionate feelings

motherly love; the love of a mother for her children

affection or love between a couple, especially husband and wife

To be very fond of or deeply love someone, used especially when a parent or elder favors a particular child or younger person.

esteemed and beloved; used as an honorific or attributive adjective for respected figures

to love and esteem; to hold someone in high regard, used especially for leaders or elders

Alice (female name)

to cherish and treasure; to love dearly

Eileen Chang (1920-1995), a famous Chinese-American novelist known for her detailed prose and influential works like [[半生缘|半生緣|ban4 sheng1 yuan2]], often considered one of the masters of modern Chinese literature

friendly affection or fraternal love

to treasure or value highly

To adore, admire, or be attracted to someone (e.g., character, talent, or appearance)

To be in love with someone or deeply attached to something and unable to part with it

to caress or fondle; to show tender care and affection

to love deeply; to show great care and affection

to love all people; universal fraternity or brotherhood

to love ardently; to be extremely fond of; to have a passion for

(idiom) to love or like something so much that one is reluctant to let go of it; to find something utterly irresistible

kindness and affection, especially referring to the love shown by an older person toward a younger person