How do you say "LOVE" in your language?

I'm expecting my first child in two months and have always wanted to name my daughter using the word "LOVE." However, I feel that it is too common.

In Filipino, "LOVE" is "mahal" or "pag-ibig." How is it expressed in your language?

Question

How do you say "LOVE" in your language?

I'm expecting my first child in two months and have always wanted to name my daughter using the word "LOVE." However, I feel that it is too common.

In Filipino, "LOVE" is "mahal" or "pag-ibig." How is it expressed in your language?

Answer

In English, "love" is simply love.

But for a more unique baby name, you might consider variations or names inspired by love, such as:

Lovelle – a soft, elegant twist

Lovina – means “affection” or “friendship”

Esme – from Old French “esmé”, meaning “beloved”

Amora – means “love” in Latin-rooted languages

Carys – Welsh, meaning “love” or “to love”

Davina – means “beloved” in Scottish

Mila – Slavic origin, meaning “gracious” or “dear one”