All The Love in the World

Yours since 2016

All the words at the intersection of love and language

Including I Love You in every Language

Abidingness, Acceptance, Accord, Acknowledgement, Admiration, Adoration, Adulation, Aelurophilia/AilurophiliaAerophilia, Affection, Afinity, Agacerie, Agape, Ailihphilia, Ailurophilia/Aelurophilia, Allegiance, Alliance, Altruism, Amativeness, Americophilia, Amiability, Amiableness, Amicability, Amicableness, Amity, Amore, Amour-propre, Androphilia, Anglophilia, Appeal, Appetence, Appraisal, Appreciation, Appreciativeness, Approbation, Approval, Ardour, Aroha, Asset, Astrophilia, Attachment, Attraction, Audiophilia, Avidity, Awareness, Beauty, Beguin, Benefaction, Beneficence, Benevolence, Benevolentness, Bigheartedness, Billet-doux, Bibliophilia, Biophilia, Bliss, Brightness, Brotherhood, Camaraderie, Care, Caritas, Cartophilia, Charitableness, Charity, Choice, Cinephilia, Cognizance, Comfort, Comity, Commiseration, Commitment, Communion, Community, Companionship, Compassion, Compassionateness, Compatibility, Completion, Comprehension, Concord, Condolence, Connection, Consideration, Consonance, Cooperation, Cynophilia, Deference, Delight, Demophilia, Devotedness, Devotion, Elevation, Emotion, Empathy, Enamouredness, Enchantment, Endearment, Enophilia (aka Oenophilia), Faithfulness, Fancy, Favour, Feeling, Fellowship, Fidelity, Fondness, Forbearance, Forgiveness, Francophilia, Fraternity, Friendliness, Friendship, Gallophilia, Generosity, Geniality, Gentleness, Germanophilia, Givingness, Godliness, Good wishes, Goodness, Goodwill, Grace, Graciousness, Gynephilia, Harmony,  Heart, Heartiness, Helpfulness, Henosis, HeliophiliaHellenophilia, HippophiliaHonour, Humaneness, Humanitarianism, Ideal, Idealism, Idealization, Increase, Indophilia, Infatuation, Innocence, Inspiration, Interest, Iranophilia (aka Persophilia), Joy, Kairos, Kindheartedness, Kindness, Kinship, Law, LargeheartednessLargesse, Lenience, Leniency, Lenity, Like-mindedness, Loveableness, Loving, Magnanimity, Mercy, Mindset, Mood, Mutuality, Mycophilia, Neighbourlikeness, Neighbourliness, Nemophilia, Neophilia, Nourishment, Nurture, Nyctophilia...

Coloured Pencil Negative Space Heart Shape

It's Everywhere

Like the sun on a cloudy day; just because you can't see it doesn't mean that it isn't shining.

...Oenophilia (aka Enophilia), Oneness, Option, Pacifism, Pardon, Partiality, Pash, Passion, Penchant, Perception, Perfection, PersophiliaPhilalethia, Philanthropism, PhilanthropyPhilocaly, PhilogynyPhilomathy, Philosophicalness, Philosophy, Philoxenia, Pleasure,  Pogonophilia, Potency, Preciousness, Predilection, Predisposition, Preference, Probity, Propensity, Purity, QuintessenceRapport Rapprochement, Rapture, Reaction, Reciprocity, Recognition, Regard, Respect, Responsiveness,  Retrophilia, Revelry, Reverence, Romanticism, Russophilia, Sanction, Satisfaction, Selection, Sensation, Sensibility, Sensitivity, Sensuality, Sentiment, Sentimentality, Service, Sharing, Sheltering, Shielding, Sincerity, Sinophilia, Sisterhood, Sociability, Sociality, Sodality, Softheartedness, Solidarity, Spark, Spirituality, Steadfastness, Support, Sweetener, Sweetness, Sympathy, Technophilia, Tenderheartedness, Tenderness, Theological Virtue, Theophilanthropism, Togetherness, Tolerance, Treasure, Trust, Truthfulness, Turophilia, Understanding, Unfailingness, Union, Unison, Unity, Urge, Valuation, Value, Veneration, Videophilia, Virtue, Warmheartedness, Warmth, Welcome, Wholeheartedness, Wisdom, Xenophilia/Xenophily, Yen.

The original meaning of Valentine

The word 'Philosophy' originates with the Greek "Philos" (In love with...) "Sophia" (...Wisdom).

 

The Good Book

More Love than most can imagine  

 

-Phile (one who loves) Suffix

AelurophileAerophileAilurophileArctophile, Astrophile, AudiophileBibliophileBiophileCartophileCinephile Discophile*Enophile, Ergophile*Foodophile*HeliophileHippophileIconophile*, Jazzophile*Logophile*, Mycophile,  Musicophile*, Nemophilist, Neophile/Neophiliac, Oenophile, Orchidophile*, OrnithophilePluviophile*Pogonophile, Retrophile, Thalassophile*Turophile, Typhlophile*Videophile*, Xenophile

* words with no official "-philia"' counterpart; a practical impossibility

Others are Neologisms

-Philia (the love of) Suffix

Reverse Lookup

            Air-breathing and Flying - Aerophilia

          Astronomy - Astrophilia

          Audio; High fidelity sound reproduction and tech - Audiophilia

            Beards - Pogonophilia

            Books - Bibliophilia

            Cars - Autophilia

            Cats - Ailurophilia

            Cheese -  Turophilia

            Crowds - Demophilia*

            Dogs - Cynophilia *

             Flying and Air-breathing - Aerophilia

            Foreign people or culture - Xenophilia

            Forests/Woodlands - Nemophilia

            Horses - Hippophilia

            Life -  Biophilia

            Maps and Cards - Cartophilia

            Masculinity and/or men - Androphilia

            Motion Pictures - Cinephilia

            Mushrooms - Mycophilia

            New or novel things - Neophilia

            Night - Nyctophilia* (See Noctiflorous)

            Past, the - Retrophilia

          Sunlight - Heliophilia

          Technology - Technophilia
          
Wine - Oenophilia/Enophilia
          Women and or/femininity -
Gynephilia &
Philogyny

* words with no official "-phile" counterpart

Others are Neologisms

Lovers of Cultures and Regions

America - Americophile

China, and/or its people, and/or its culture - Sinophile

England/Britain, and/or the English, and/or their culture - Anglophile

Europe and/or its cultures, peoples, and/or the European union - Europhile

Foreign people or culture - Xenophile

France and/or its people and/or its culture - Francophile/Gallophile

Germany - Germanophile

Greece and/or Greek culture ancient or modern - Hellenophile

Hispanic countries - Hispanophile

India and/or its people and/or its culture - Indophile

Iran and/or its people and/or its culture - Iranophile aka. Persophile (Persia)

Japan and/or Japanese culture - Japanophile

Russia and/or its people and/or its culture - Russophile

United States and/or their way of life - Americophile

 

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Romantic Nouns        Positive Emotions

How to say

"I Love You" in Every language

For when you want to say it in theirs

A.

Afrikaans  - 1. Ek het jou liefe 2. Ek is lief vir jou
Albanian  - Yes sirum yem k’ez

Alsatian - Ich hoan dich gear

 

 

American Sign Language

Amharic/Ethiopian -  Afekrishalehou

Arabic - Ana behibak (to a male) Ana behibek (to a female)

Arabic - Ooheboka (to a male) Ooheboki (to a female) formal

Arabic - 1. Ana bahebbak 2. Nhebuk (regional dialects)

Armenian - Yes sirum yem k’ez

Aruban, Bonairian and Curacaoan - Mi stimabo

Assyr - 1. Az tha hijthmekem 2. Ana ki bayinakh

Australian Aboriginal - Kungkungullun Ngune

Azerbaijani - Mən səni sevirəm

 

B.

Bari - 1. Nan nyanyar do (I love you) 2. Nan nyanyar do parik (I love you very much )

Basque - Maite zaitut maite

Batak - Holong do rohangku tu ho

Bavarian - I mog di narrisch gern

Bengali - 1. Ami tomaye bhalobashi (colloquial) 2. Ami tomake bhalobashi

Berber - Dakkm tirikh

Bhojpuri - Ham tahara se pyar karila

Bicol/Philippine dialect - 1. Namumutan ta ka 2. Padaba taka

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Bisaya/Cebuano - Nahigugma ko nimo

Bosnian - 1. Volim te (Volim te ja) 2. Ja te volim

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I Love You in Braille

Braille

Brazilian Portugese - Eu te amo

Bromantic - Beer?
Bulgarian
- Obicham te

Burmese - mainnkohkyittaal


C.

 

Cambodian/Kmer - Khnhom​ sralanh​ anak

Catalan - 1. T'estim (Mallorcan)  2. T'estim molt (I love you a lot)  3. T'estime (Valencian)  4. T'estimo (Catalonian)
Cebuano -
Gihigugma tika

Chamorro - Hu guiaya hao

Chinese/Cantonese - Ngo oi ney
Chinese/Mandarin -
Wo ai ni

Croatian - 1. Volim te 2. Ja te volim
Czech -
1. Miluji te 2. Miluju te (colloquial)

D.
 

Danish - Jeg elsker dig

Dhivehi/Maldivian - Aharen kalaa dheke loabivey
Dutch
- Ik hou van jou

 


E.

 

Esperanto - Mi amas vin
Estonian -
1. Ma armastan sind 2. Mina armastan sind

 

F.

Faroese - Eg elski teg

Farsi/Persian - Dúset daram (coloquial) Man túra dúst daram

Filipino - Iniibig kita

Finnish - Minä rakastan sinua

Flemish/Vlaams - 1. Ik zie oe geerne 2. Ik hou van je

French - Je t’aime

Friesian/Frisian - Ik hald fan dy

 

G.
 

Gaelic - Tha gaol agam ort

Galician - 1. A’mote 2. Quérote
Georgian - Miq’varkhar
German - Ich liebe dich
Greek -
Se agapó

Gujrati - Huṁ tanē prēma karuṁ chu

 

H.
 

Hausa - Ina son ku

Hebrew - 1. Ani ohev otach (male to female) 2. Ani ohev otcha (male to male) 3. Ani ohevet otcha (female to male)  4. Ani ohevet otach (female to female)
Hindi -
Main tumase pyaar karata hoon

Hmong - Kuv hlub koj
Hokkien - Wa ai lu
Hopi - Nu' umi unangwa'ta
Hungarian -
Szeretlek

I.

Icelandic - ég elska þig

Indonesian - Aku cinta kamu
Irish - Taim i' ngra leat
Italian -
1. Ti amo (if it's a relationship/lover/spouse) 2. Ti voglio bene (if it's a friend, or relative)

Ivatan - Ichaddao ku imu


J.

 

Japanese - Watashi wa, anata o aishiteimasu

Javanese - Aku tresna sampeyan

 

K.

Kashmiri - Tske chhuk myon jigur

Kazakh - Men seni jaqsı köremin

Kiswahili - Nakupenda
Klingon - 1. Qabang  2. QaparHa'qu  (depends on location within galaxy)

Konkani - Hanv tuzo mog kortam

Korean/Koryese - Salanghae

Kurdish - Ez ji te hez dikim

Kyrgyz - Men seni süyöm


L.

 

Lahu - Nga naw hta ha ja

Lao - Khony hak chao

Latin - 1. Te amo 2. Amo te 3. Vos amo

Latvian - 1. Es tevi mīlu 2. Es mīlu tevi

Lingala - Nalingi yo

Lithuanian - Aš tave myliu

Luganda/Ugandan - Nkwagala
Luo/Kenyan -
Aheri

 

M.

Macedonian - Te sakam

Malay - Saya sayang awak

Maldivian/Dhivehi - Aharen kalaa dheke loabivey

Maltese - Inħobbok

Mandarin - Wo ai ni

Mapuche/Mapudungun - Inchepoyeneimi

Mohawk - Konnorónhkwa

Moldovan - Te iubesc

Mongolian - Bi chamd khairtai

Myanmar - Mainnkohkyittaal


N.

Navaho - Ayóó anííníshní

Ndebele/Zimbabwean - Ngiyakuthanda

Nepali - Ma timilai maya garchu

Norwegian - Jeg elsker deg

 

O.
 

Ossetian - Äz dä uarzyn

P.
 

Pakistani/Urdu - Mein ap say muhabat karta hoon (masc.) Mein ap say muhabat karti hoon (fem.)

Pashto/Afghanistani - Za ta sara meena kawom

Persian/Farsi - Dúset daram (coloquial) Man túra dúst daram

Polish - kocham Cię

Portuguese - Eu te amo

Punjabi - Maiṁ tuhānū pi'āra karadā hāṁ


 

R.

Romanian - Te iubesc
Russian -
YA lyublyu tebya

S.
 

Scot Gaelic - Tha gaol agam ort

Serbian - Volim te

Shona/Zimbabwean - Ndinokuda

Sinhalese - Mama oyāṭa ādareyi

Sioux - Thečhíȟila

Slovak - Ľúbim ťa

Slovenian - Ljubim te

Somali - Waan ku jeclahay

Spanish - 1. Te amo (I love you) 2. Te quiero (I really care for you)

Srilankan/Sinhala/Sinhalese - Mama oyāṭa ādareyi

Sudanese/Bari - Nan nyanyar do (I love you)

Swahili - Nakupenda

Swedish - Jag älskar dig

Swiss-German - Ch'ha di ga'rn

Syrian/Lebanese - Ana bəḥibbək (to a female) Ana bahibbak (to a male)

 

T.

Tagalog - Mahal kita

Taiwanese - Góa ài lì

Tamil - Nāṉ uṉṉai kātalikkiṟēṉ

Telugu - Nēnu ninnu prēmistunnānu

Thai - C̄hạn rạk khuṇ

Tibetan - 1. Nga kayrâng-la gawpo yö (I like/have interest in, you)

Tigrinya/Eritrean - Yefkrekiye (to a female) Yefkrekaye (to a male)

Tunisian - Ana nhebbek

Turkish - Seni seviyorum

 

 

U.
 

Ukrainian - 1. Ya tebe lyublyu

Urdu/Pakistani - Mein ap say muhabat karta hoon (masc.) Mein ap say muhabat karti hoon (fem.)

Uzbek - Men seni Sevaman

 

 

V.

Vietnamese - Tôi mến bạn

Vlaams/Flemish - 1. Ik zie oe geerne 2. Ik hou van je

W.

Welsh - Rwy'n dy garu di

X.


Xhosa - Ndiyakuthanda

Y.
 

Yiddish - Ikh hab dir lib

Yoruba - Mo nifẹ rẹ

Yugoslavian (Bosnian, Croatian, or Serbian) - Volim te


 

Z.

Zulu - Ngiyakuthanda

Zuni - ‘Ho’doh’ee’cheht’mah

 

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Romantic Adjectives            Romantic Nouns

It's Everywhere

Positive Nouns that Describe Someone

Positive Adjective Glossary

Positive Links
 

  Positive Word of the Day

The Extraordinary Words

 

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