amor
Portuguese
/ɐ.ˈmoɾ/, /ɐ.ˈmoʁ/
noun
Definitions
- love
- (figuratively) honey term of endearing
- (figuratively) a kind or humble person
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese amor (love) inherited from Latin amor (love).
Origin
Latin
amor
Gloss
love
Concept
Semantic Field
Kinship
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
愛, 恋
Emoji
❤️ 🏩 👨❤️👨 👩❤️👨 👩❤️👩 👰♀️ 💋 💌 💑 💒 💓 💕 💖 💗 💘 💝 😍 😘 😚 😻 🤟 🤰 🤱 🫂
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- amour English
- dead English
- monoamory English
- amor Latin
- amor, amōrem Latin
- amorōsus Latin
- amō Latin
- amōrem Latin
- amōrōsus Latin
- amore Italian
- amoreggiare Italian
- amorevole Italian
- amoroso Italian
- amoruccio Italian
- disamorare Italian
- disamore Italian
- innamorare Italian
- poliamore Italian
- Lamour French
- amour French
- amour de soi French
- amour-propre French
- amourette French
- d'Amour French
- désamour French
- pomme d'amour French
- tue-l'amour French
- амур Russian
- -itis Spanish, Castilian
- amor Spanish, Castilian
- amorcillo Spanish, Castilian
- amorcito Spanish, Castilian
- amoroso Spanish, Castilian
- amorío Spanish, Castilian
- desamor Spanish, Castilian
- enamorar Spanish, Castilian
- amorosamente Portuguese
- amoroso Portuguese
- antiamor Portuguese
- desamor Portuguese
- enamorar Portuguese
- namorado Portuguese
- amor Old French
- amur Old French
- amor Catalan, Valencian
- amorós Catalan, Valencian
- desamor Catalan, Valencian
- enamorar Catalan, Valencian
- amor Icelandic
- amor Galician
- amoroso Galician
- amor Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- αμόρε Greek (modern)
- amoritis Tagalog
- amour Middle French
- amor Old Portuguese
- amor Occitan
- enamorar Occitan
- amor Asturian
- amôr Friulian
- amor Old Occitan
- amaur Dalmatian
- aimor Bourguignon
- ammore Neapolitan
- amure Istriot
- amor Interlingua
- amor Chavacano
- anmeur Picard