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Enamored (of a person, etc.)
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
- I think John is in love.
- Isn't it nice to see two people in love?
- Romeo was in love with Juliet.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Very fond (of an idea, etc.)
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: informal
Examples
- I'm not exactly in love with the idea of having to start again from scratch.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
3
adjective satellite
Meaning 3
marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
- gaga over the rock group's new album
- he was infatuated with her
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: enamored, infatuated, potty, smitten, soft on(p), taken with(p)
Antonyms: none provided
No etymology was provided for this word.
Across languages
Translations
47 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabian:
مُغْرَم
(muḡram)
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Armenian:
սիրահարված
(siraharvac)
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Asturian:
namoráu
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Catalan:
enamorat
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Danish:
forelsket
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Dutch:
verliefd op
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Esperanto:
amanta
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Finnish:
rakastunut
— of a person or persons: enamored
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French:
amoureux de
— of a person or persons: enamored
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West-Frisian:
fereale
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Galician:
namorado
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Galician:
enamorado
— of a person or persons: enamored
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German:
verliebt in
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Greek:
ερωτευμένος
(erotevménos)
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Hebrew:
מְאֹהָב
(m'oháv)
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Hungarian:
szerelmes
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Icelandic:
ástfanginn af
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Ido:
amorala
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Irish:
i ngrá le
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Italian:
innamorato di
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Japanese:
恋する
(koi suru)
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Northern Kurdish:
evîndar
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Manx:
ayns graih rish
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Māori:
whaiāipo
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Norwegian Bokmål:
forelsket
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Polish:
zakochany
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Portuguese:
enamorado
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Portuguese:
apaixonado
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Romanian:
îndragostit de
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Russian:
влюблённый в
(vljubljónnyj v)
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Scottish Gaelic:
ann am gaol
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Scottish Gaelic:
ann am gràdh
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Serbo-Croatian:
zaljubljen
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Spanish:
enamorado de
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Spanish:
embramado
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Swedish:
kär
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Swedish:
förälskad
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Turkish:
aşk içinde
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Turkish:
âşık
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Ukrainian:
закоханий
(zakoxanyj)
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Welsh:
mewn cariad
— of a person or persons: enamored
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Dutch:
gek van
— very fond (of an idea, etc.)
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Icelandic:
hrifinn af
— very fond (of an idea, etc.)
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Polish:
zakochany
— very fond (of an idea, etc.)
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Russian:
влюблённый в
(vljubljónnyj v)
— very fond (of an idea, etc.)
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Spanish:
encantado de
— very fond (of an idea, etc.)
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Swedish:
förtjust i
— very fond (of an idea, etc.)
