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A term of endearment is word or phrase used to address another person, animal or even object for which the speaker feels affection. They are most often used to refer to a lover, child, or pet. Terms of endearment are often romantic, but they can also be used in non-romantic situations.
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- روحي [Arabic] How it’s said: rouhi. Meaning: my soul. “Rouh” means soul in Arabic. If you add ‘-i’ to the end of the word, it’ll make it possessive, and it becomes“rouhi”, which means “my soul”.
- Balım [Turkish] How it’s said: ba-lim. Meaning: my honey. In Turkish, “bal” means honey. The ‘-ım’ annex is added to refer to first person possession (my) i.e.
- Jaan [Hindi & Urdu] How it’s said: jaan. Meaning: life. You can say “meri jaan” (may-ri-jaan) which means my life. Mind you, the word “jaan” itself is a term of endearment.
- Καρδιά Μου [Greek] How it’s said: Kar-Thia moo. Meaning: my heart. Well, love makes us all giddy and by calling your significant other “my heart” in Greek or “karthia moo”, you’ll surely warm his/her heart.
Jul 25, 2022 · In this article I’ll list some of the more common and interesting terms of endearment from different languages and dialects around the world. These include terms of endearment for lovers, and for friends.
- Little cabbage (French) Petit chou. "Chou" (cabbage) is the French equivalent of "sweetheart". "Chou" conveys the idea of being small and round and is used to describe French puff pastry, often enjoyed as "chou a la creme".
- Pumpkin (Brazil / Portuguese) Chuchuzinho. "Chuchu" is the word for "squash" - but strangely similar to the French "chouchou". Could a French word have sneaked into Portuguese as a fancy way to refer to a loved one (even though it refers to a different vegetable)?
- Egg with eyes (Japanese) Tamago gata no kao. In Japan, women are frequently called "an egg with eyes" by those who love them. This is a great compliment, as having an oval, egg-shaped face is considered very attractive in Japanese culture - you can see this in Japanese paintings through the ages.
- Lump of sugar (Spanish) Terron de azucar. Like "honey" in English, sweet foodstuffs of one kind or another make popular terms of endearment in numerous languages.
Jul 3, 2020 · Hindi terms that are used to show affection or endearment to another person. The following label generates this category: endearing (alias affectionate) edit. To generate this category using one of these labels, use {{lb|hi|label}}.
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Jun 8, 2013 · 9 June 2013. A feature on terms of endearment from around the world attracted lots of feedback. Here, readers share affectionate nicknames from around the world. In Argentinian Spanish, it's...
