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1. (adj.) lovable
of such a nature as to attract or deserve love.
Etymology: (1300–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) lovable, loveable
having characteristics that attract love or affection
"a mischievous but lovable child"
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1. (adjective) lovable
easy to like or love
the story's lovable main character
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1. (adj) lovable
having qualities that excite, or are fitted to excite, love; worthy of love
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Sense: (negativeunlovable) easy to love or like; attractive
a lovable child.
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 Afrikaans: beminlik |
 Arabic: مُحَبَّب، جَدير بالحُب |
 Bulgarian: обичен |
 Brazilian: adorável |
 Czech: k pomilování |
 German: liebenswert |
 Danish: elskelig |
 Greek: αξιαγάπητος |
 Spanish: adorable, amable |
 Estonian: armastusväärne |
 Farsi: دوست داشتنی |
 Finnish: rakastettava |
 French: adorable |
 Hebrew: חָמוּד, חָבִיב |
 Hindi: प्यारा |
 Croatian: privlačan, drag |
 Hungarian: szeretetreméltó |
 Indonesian: yang memikat |
 Icelandic: elskulegur |
 Italian: adorabile, amabile |
 Japanese: 愛らしい |
 Korean: 사랑스러운 |
 Lithuanian: mielas |
 Latvian: mīļš; jauks; pievilcīgs |
 Malay: mudah disayangi |
 Dutch: lief |
 Norwegian: elskelig |
 Polish: sympatyczny, kochany |
 Persian: دوست داشتنی |
 Pashto: زړه ښكونكى،د خوښى وړ |
 Portuguese: adorável |
 Romanian: adorabil; drăguţ |
 Russian: милый |
 Slovak: roztomilý |
 Slovenian: ljubek |
 Serbian: simpatičan |
 Swedish: älsklig, intagande |
 Thai: น่ารัก |
 Turkish: sevimli, cici |
 Taiwanese: 惹人喜愛的 |
 Ukrainian: привабливий, милий |
 Urdu: پر کشش، غزیز |
 Vietnamese: dễ yêu |
 Chinese: 可爱的 |
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