in love

English

Prepositional phrase

(transitive with with) Enamored (of a person, etc.)
I think John is in love.

Isn't it nice to see two people in love?

Romeo was in love with Juliet.
(transitive with with) (informal) Very fond (of an idea, etc.)
I'm not exactly in love with the idea of having to start again from scratch.

Synonyms

enamoured (alt. enamored)

Translations

of a person or persons: enamored

Armenian: սիրահարված (siraharvac)
Asturian: namoráu
Catalan: enamorat
Danish: forelsket (da)
Dutch: verliefd op
Esperanto: amanta
Finnish: rakastunut (fi)
French: amoureux de
Galician: namorado, enamorado
German: verliebt in (+ accusative)
Greek: ερωτευμένος (el) m (erotevménos)
Hungarian: szerelmes (hu)
Icelandic: ástfanginn af (+ dative)
Ido: amorala (io)
Irish: i ngrá le
Italian: innamorato di
Japanese: 恋する (koi suru)
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: evîndar (ku) m or f
Manx: ayns graih rish
Maori: whaiāipo
Norwegian:
Bokmål: forelsket (no)
Polish: zakochany (pl)
Portuguese: enamorado (pt), apaixonado (pt)
Romanian: îndragostit de
Russian: влюблённый в (vljubljónnyj v)
Scottish Gaelic: ann am gaol, ann am gràdh
Spanish: enamorado de
Swedish: kär (sv),förälskad (sv)
Turkish: aşk içinde, aşık (tr)
Ukrainian: закоханий m (zakoxanyj) (в )
Welsh: mewn cariad

very fond (of an idea, etc.)

Dutch: gek van
Icelandic: hrifinn af (+ dative)
Russian: влюблённый в (vljubljónnyj v)
Spanish: encantado de
Swedish: förtjust i

Further reading

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Anagrams

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