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1. (adj.) beloved
greatly loved; dear to the heart.
2. (n.) beloved
a person who is beloved.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) beloved, dear, dearest, honey, love
a beloved person; used as terms of endearment
2. (adj) beloved, darling, dear
dearly loved
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) beloved
one greatly loved
2. beloved
of Belove
3. beloved
greatly loved; dear to the heart
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Sense: much loved
my beloved country.
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 Afrikaans: geliefde, beminde |
 Arabic: مَحْبوب، عَزيز |
 Bulgarian: обичан |
 Brazilian: amado |
 Czech: milovaný, drahý |
 German: geliebt |
 Danish: højt elsket |
 Greek: αγαπημένος |
 Spanish: adorado |
 Estonian: armastatud |
 Farsi: محبوب؛ مورد علاقه |
 Finnish: rakas |
 French: (bien)-aimé |
 Hebrew: אֲהוּב |
 Hindi: प्यारा |
 Croatian: voljen |
 Hungarian: szeretett |
 Indonesian: tercinta |
 Icelandic: ástkær |
 Italian: amato, adorato |
 Japanese: 最愛の |
 Korean: 아주 사랑하는 |
 Lithuanian: mylimas |
 Latvian: mīļots |
 Malay: tercinta |
 Dutch: geliefde |
 Norwegian: (høyt) elsket |
 Polish: ukochany |
 Persian: محبوب؛ مورد علاقه |
 Pashto: معشوق، خوږ،زړه ته نژدی |
 Portuguese: bem amado |
 Romanian: (mult) iubit |
 Russian: любимый |
 Slovak: milovaný |
 Slovenian: ljubljeni |
 Serbian: voljeni |
 Swedish: älskad |
 Thai: เป็นที่รัก |
 Turkish: sevgili, canı gibi sevdiğ |
 Taiwanese: 深愛的 |
 Ukrainian: коханий, любий |
 Urdu: محبوب ، دلدار |
 Vietnamese: được yêu mến |
 Chinese: 被深爱的 |
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