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(adjective) deep; profound; deepfelt
Sweethearts, spouses, parents, and the words between them.
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(adjective) deep; profound; deepfelt
(adjective) tight; close; firm
(adjective) enthusiastic; ebullient; effervescent
(adjective) to be lively; to be vibrant; to be exciting
(verb) to take good care of someone or something; to cherish someone
(verb) to fawn (upon); to court; to curry favour (with); to welcome solicitingly
(adjective) basic; elementary; beginner's
(adjective) initial; primordial; original; early
(verb) to cohabit (live together as if married)
(adjective) eager; enthusiastic; energetic; zealous
(adjective) belonging to; subordinate
(verb) to favour (an imperial concubine); to treat as favourite
(noun) attractive force; attraction
(noun) the three ways in which women are supposed to obey a male in their life, namely phụ (“father”), phu (“husband”) and tử (“son”)
(adjective) alluding to the notion of being a childhood friend of the opposite sex to someone and growing to be in love with them or vice-versa
(adjective) refined; mannered; noble; elevated; exalted
(adjective) delicate; elegant; pretty
(verb) to pursue (dream, fame, etc.); to strive for
(noun) inclination; proclivity; tendency
(adjective) related to adolescence; like an adolescent
(adjective) synonym of chung thuỷ (“maritally faithful”)
(noun) component, constituent, composition, background
(adjective) intimate; close; personal
(noun) relatives and friends
(adjective) intimate; close; friendly
(noun) relative (of a person)
(adjective) familiar; known
(adjective) close; familiar; dear (to one's heart)
(noun) relatives
(noun) one's relatives (generally speaking)
(adjective) affectionate, full of affection
(noun) life (especially of a famed person); background; identity; status
(adjective) familiarly dear or beloved
(adjective) affectionate; dear
(verb) to regather in order to keep or to use
(verb) to add flair or pizzazz; to make more interesting or attractive; to embellish, embroider
(adverb) Used to indicate one's decent affirmation, yet with a need to confirm further from their speaking partner: possibly
(verb) to like; to be fond of; to enjoy
(verb) to be understanding (of a situation); to be sympathetic (to); to sympathise (with)
(adjective) common, commonly used, widely used, in general use
(noun) parents of husband and wife; co-parents-in-law
(adjective) fragrant; having a very nice aroma; pleasant-smelling
(adjective) fragrant; having a very nice aroma; pleasant-smelling
(noun) letter; mail; correspondence
(verb) to empathize; to commiserate; to be touched with compassion.
(verb) to feel sorry for someone; to pity; to show compassion to
(verb) to have fondness for somebody; to feel deep affection for somebody; to be fond of; to cherish
(verb) to miss (someone); to long for; to mourn over
(verb) to feel the pain of one in difficult conditions; to pity; to empathize (with); to sympathize (with)
(verb) to love; to be fond of; to love dearly; to cherish
(verb) to send out or show one's affection, such as by giving a heart react on Facebook, making a finger heart gesture, etc.
(adjective) piercing; penetrating; poignant; sincere; pervasive
(verb) to understand the situation; to understand someone's case
(adjective) marvelous; miraculous; extraordinary; magical; mystical; amazing; mysterious
(adjective) close; intimate
(noun) face (as a sociological concept); dignity; honour (generally speaking)
(verb) to be considerate, to have sympathy for someone's situation
(adjective) special or pronounced concern or attention
(noun) well-matched and good-looking couple; lovely young couple
(noun) mother tongue; first language; native language; native tongue