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amor

Greek (Ancient) translation: έρως / αγάπη


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Latin term or phrase:amor
Greek (Ancient) translation:έρως / αγάπη
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Latin to Greek (Ancient) translations [Non-PRO]
Art/Literary - Linguistics
Latin term or phrase: amor
I am trying to find this word written in ancient Greek for a project I am trying to design.
sammie
έρως / αγάπη
Explanation:
ΕΡΩΣ / ΑΓΑΠΗ
Έρως / Αγάπη
έρως / αγάπη

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Note added at 15 mins (2004-08-26 15:23:37 GMT)
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If you mean \"passion\" (in the sense of erotic passion, desire), you could also use the word :

IΜΕΡΟΣ
Ίμερος
ίμερος

The word \"amor\" is Latin, not English, to mean LOVE, PASSION, DESIRE.

All modern Western words starting with \"ero-/erot-/eroto-) derive from the Ancient Greek word \"Έρως\". This was also the name of the Ancient Greek winged God of Love.
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Vicky Papaprodromou
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Local time: 23:03
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Thank you for your input and your help translating this for me. I could not find what I was looking for anywhere else on the internet!
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έρως / αγάπη


Explanation:
ΕΡΩΣ / ΑΓΑΠΗ
Έρως / Αγάπη
έρως / αγάπη

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Note added at 15 mins (2004-08-26 15:23:37 GMT)
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If you mean \"passion\" (in the sense of erotic passion, desire), you could also use the word :

IΜΕΡΟΣ
Ίμερος
ίμερος

The word \"amor\" is Latin, not English, to mean LOVE, PASSION, DESIRE.

All modern Western words starting with \"ero-/erot-/eroto-) derive from the Ancient Greek word \"Έρως\". This was also the name of the Ancient Greek winged God of Love.

Vicky Papaprodromou
Greece
Local time: 23:03
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Native speaker of: Native in GreekGreek
Grading comment
Thank you for your input and your help translating this for me. I could not find what I was looking for anywhere else on the internet!

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agree  Joseph Brazauskas: sine dubio!
6 mins
  -> Thanks, Joseph. I have added some more elements for the asker just in case... because her original question was English>Ancient Greek.
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