No. 3,999 in Portuguese
love
The Portuguese word "amor" means "love" in English, referring to deep affection or intense emotional attachment.
In a sentence
Eu amo ler livros sobre viagem.
I love reading books about travel.
The word 'amo' here is used to express a strong liking or passion for an activity, in this case, reading.
O amor entre irmãos é algo muito bonito.
The love between siblings is something very beautiful.
Here, 'amor' is employed to describe a deep affection or bond between people, emphasizing familial relationships.
Ela deu um livro ao seu grande amor.
She gave a book to her great love.
In this case, 'amor' is used to denote a romantic partner, showcasing the term in a relationship context.
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