amorar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English amour, French amour, Italian amore, Spanish amor. Decision no. 1145, Progreso VI.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /a.moˈrar/

Verb

amorar (present amoras, past amoris, future amoros, conditional amorus, imperative amorez)

1. (transitive) to love passionately (as between lovers)

   Me amoras tu per mea tota kordio.

   I love you with my whole heart.

Conjugation

Conjugation of amorar

		present		past		future
infinitive		amorar		amorir		amoror
tense		amoras		amoris		amoros
conditional		amorus		—		—
imperative		amorez		—		—
adjective active participle		amoranta		amorinta		amoronta
adverbial active participle		amorante		amorinte		amoronte
nominal active participle	singular	amoranto		amorinto		amoronto
	plural	amoranti		amorinti		amoronti
adjective passive participle		amorata		amorita		amorota
adverbial passive participle		amorate		amorite		amorote
nominal passive participle	singular	amorato		amorito		amoroto
	plural	amorati		amoriti		amoroti

Derived terms

• amoranta, amoroza, amorema (“loving amorous, enamoured”)
• amoranto, amorozo (“lover, wooer, sweetheart”)
• amoratino (“girlfriend”)
• amorato (“darling”)
• amoratulo (“boyfriend”)
• amordeklaro (“declaration of love”)
• amordeo (“(myth.) god of love, Cupid”)
• amoregar (“to adore”)
• amoregata (“well-beloved”)
• amoremino (“flirt”)
• amoremulo (“woman chaster”)
• amoreskar (“to become enamored, smitten”)
• amoreto (“petty love affair, intrigue, amour”)
• amorigar (“to make fall in love, cause to love”)
• amoristino, amorvendistino (“courtesan”)
• amoristulo (“ladies' man, gallant”)
• amorkurtezado (“courtship”)
• amorletro (“love letter”)
• amoro (“love”)

See also

• amar (“to love”)

References

• Progreso VI (in Ido), 1913–1914, page 322