beloved

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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: bĭ-lŭvd
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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /bɪˈlʌvd/
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• rhymes with -ʌvd
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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: bĭ-lŭv′ĭd
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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /bɪˈlʌv.ɪd/
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• Received-Pronunciation: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• CMU ARPABET: B IH0 L AH1 V D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: B IH0 L AH1 V AH0 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English beloved, biloved, equivalent to belove + -ed.

174 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مَحْبُوب (maḥbūb) — much loved
• Bulgarian: оби́чан (obíčan) — much loved
• Bulgarian: любим (ljubim) — much loved
• Catalan: estimat — much loved
• Chinese Mandarin: 親愛的 /亲爱的 (qīn'ài de) — much loved
• Chinese Mandarin: 心愛的 /心爱的 (xīn'ài de) — much loved
• Chinese Mandarin: 鍾愛的 /钟爱的 (zhōng'ài de) — much loved
• Czech: milovaný — much loved
• Danish: højtelsket — much loved
• Dutch: geliefd — much loved
• Dutch: bemind — much loved
• Dutch: welbemind — much loved
• Dutch: lief — much loved
• Egyptian: mr-i-i (mry) — much loved
• Esperanto: amata — much loved
• Faliscan: caro — much loved
• Finnish: rakastettu — much loved
• Finnish: rakas — much loved
• French: bien-aimé — much loved
• French: chéri — much loved
• Georgian: შეყვარებული (šeq̇varebuli) — much loved
• Georgian: საყვარელი (saq̇vareli) — much loved
• German: beliebt — much loved
• German: geliebt — much loved
• Gothic: 𐌻𐌹𐌿𐍆𐍃 (liufs) — much loved
• Greek: αγαπημένος (agapiménos) — much loved
• Ancient Greek: φίλος (phílos) — much loved
• Ancient Greek: ἀγαπητός (agapētós) — much loved
• Hebrew: אהוב (ahuv) — much loved
• Hindi: प्रिय (priya) — much loved
• Hindi: प्रिया (priyā) — much loved
• Hindi: प्रियतम (priytam) — much loved
• Hindi: प्रियतमा (priyatmā) — much loved
• Hindi: प्यारा (pyārā) — much loved
• Hindi: प्यारी (pyārī) — much loved
• Hungarian: szeretett — much loved
• Indonesian: tercinta — much loved
• Ingrian: suvattava — much loved
• Irish: maoineach — much loved
• Irish: muirneach — much loved
• Italian: amato — much loved
• Italian: carissimo — much loved
• Italian: squisito — much loved
• Japanese: 最愛 (saiai) — much loved
• Japanese: 愛しい (itoshii) — much loved
• Japanese: 恋しい (koishii) — much loved
• Japanese: 親愛なる (shin'ai-naru) — much loved
• Korean: 사랑하는 (saranghaneun) — much loved
• Central Kurdish: خۆشەویست (xoşewîst) — much loved
• Central Kurdish: نازدار (nazdar) — much loved
• Latin: cārus — much loved
• Latin: dilectus — much loved
• Latvian: mīļots — much loved
• Lithuanian: mylimas — much loved
• Macedonian: во́зљубен (vózljuben) — much loved
• Macedonian: са́кан (sákan) — much loved
• Macedonian: љу́бен (ljúben) — much loved
• Malayalam: പ്രിയപ്പെട്ട (priyappeṭṭa) — much loved
• Māori: hokoi — much loved
• Norwegian Bokmål: elsket — much loved
• Persian: معشوق (ma'šuq) — much loved
• Persian: دلدار (deldâr) — much loved
• Persian: دلبر (delbar) — much loved
• Persian: یار (yâr) — much loved
• Persian: جانان (jânân) — much loved
• Persian: نگار (negâr) — much loved
• Persian: محبوب (mahbub) — much loved
• Persian: عزیز ('aziz) — much loved
• Persian: معشوقه (ma'šuqe) — much loved
• Plautdietsch: leef — much loved
• Plautdietsch: beleeft — much loved
• Polish: ukochany — much loved
• Polish: umiłowany — much loved
• Portuguese: amado — much loved
• Romanian: iubit — much loved
• Russian: возлю́бленный (vozljúblennyj) — much loved
• Russian: люби́мый (ljubímyj) — much loved
• Russian: жела́нный (želánnyj) — much loved
• Scottish Gaelic: gràdhach — much loved
• Scottish Gaelic: gràdhaichte — much loved
• Scottish Gaelic: ionmhainn — much loved
• Spanish: amado — much loved
• Spanish: querido — much loved
• Spanish: bienamado — much loved
• Spanish: dilecto — much loved
• Swedish: älskad — much loved
• Telugu: ప్రియమైన (priyamaina) — much loved
• Tocharian B: laraṣke — much loved
• Tocharian B: lāre — much loved
• Tocharian B: ṣarya — much loved
• Vietnamese: yêu quý — much loved
• Vietnamese: yêu dấu — much loved
• Afrikaans: geliefde — someone who is loved
• Arabic: حَبِيب (ḥabīb) — someone who is loved
• Arabic: حَبِيب (ħabib) — someone who is loved
• Central Bikol: namumutan — someone who is loved
• Bulgarian: любим (ljubim) — someone who is loved
• Bulgarian: любима (ljubima) — someone who is loved
• Catalan: estimat — someone who is loved
• Chinese Mandarin: 心愛的人 /心爱的人 (xīn'ài de rén) — someone who is loved
• Dutch: geliefde — someone who is loved
• Dutch: beminde — someone who is loved
• Egyptian: mr-i-i (mry) — someone who is loved
• Esperanto: amato — someone who is loved
• Esperanto: amatino — someone who is loved
• Finnish: rakastettu — someone who is loved
• Finnish: rakas — someone who is loved
• French: amant — someone who is loved
• French: amante — someone who is loved
• German: Liebe — someone who is loved
• German: Liebchen — someone who is loved
• German: Liebling — someone who is loved
• German: Geliebter — someone who is loved
• German: Geliebte — someone who is loved
• Ancient Greek: φίλος (phílos) — someone who is loved
• Hebrew: אהוב (ahuv) — someone who is loved
• Hebrew: אהובה (ahuva) — someone who is loved
• Hebrew: דּוֹד (dod) — someone who is loved
• Hindi: प्रिय (priya) — someone who is loved
• Hindi: प्रिया (priyā) — someone who is loved
• Hindi: प्रियतम (priytam) — someone who is loved
• Hindi: प्रियतमा (priyatmā) — someone who is loved
• Hindi: प्यारा (pyārā) — someone who is loved
• Hindi: प्यारी (pyārī) — someone who is loved
• Hungarian: szerette — someone who is loved
• Hungarian: szerettei — someone who is loved
• Ingrian: suvattava — someone who is loved
• Italian: amato — someone who is loved
• Japanese: 恋人 (koibito) — someone who is loved
• Japanese: 彼 (kare) — someone who is loved
• Japanese: 彼氏 (kareshi) — someone who is loved
• Japanese: 彼女 (kanojo) — someone who is loved
• Central Kurdish: خۆشەویست (xoşewîst) — someone who is loved
• Central Kurdish: نازدار (nazdar) — someone who is loved
• Latin: dīlēctus — someone who is loved
• Macedonian: са́кан (sákan) — someone who is loved
• Macedonian: са́кана (sákana) — someone who is loved
• Macedonian: љу́бен (ljúben) — someone who is loved
• Macedonian: љу́бена (ljúbena) — someone who is loved
• Malayalam: പ്രിയപ്പെട്ടൻ (priyappeṭṭaṉ) — someone who is loved
• Māori: ipo — someone who is loved
• Māori: kairoro — someone who is loved
• Māori: kuku o te manawa — someone who is loved
• Māori: kōmata — someone who is loved
• Māori: taupuhi — someone who is loved
• Māori: tōrere — someone who is loved
• Marathi: प्रेयसी (preysī) — someone who is loved
• Navajo: bił hinishnáanii — someone who is loved
• Norwegian Bokmål: elskede — someone who is loved
• Persian: محبوب (mahbub) — someone who is loved
• Polish: ukochany — someone who is loved
• Polish: ukochana — someone who is loved
• Portuguese: amado — someone who is loved
• Proto-Norse: ᛚᛖᚢᛒᚨᛉ (leubaʀ) — someone who is loved
• Romanian: iubit — someone who is loved
• Romanian: iubită — someone who is loved
• Romanian: drag — someone who is loved
• Romanian: dragă — someone who is loved
• Russian: возлю́бленный (vozljúblennyj) — someone who is loved
• Russian: возлю́бленная (vozljúblennaja) — someone who is loved
• Russian: люби́мый (ljubímyj) — someone who is loved
• Russian: люби́мая (ljubímaja) — someone who is loved
• Scottish Gaelic: leannan — someone who is loved
• Scottish Gaelic: rùn — someone who is loved
• Scottish Gaelic: gràdh — someone who is loved
• Scottish Gaelic: rùnag — someone who is loved
• Scottish Gaelic: rùinean — someone who is loved
• Spanish: amado — someone who is loved
• Spanish: enamorado — someone who is loved
• Swedish: älskade — someone who is loved
• Volapük: löfäb — someone who is loved
• Volapük: hilöfäb — someone who is loved
• Volapük: jilöfäb — someone who is loved
• Welsh: cariad — someone who is loved