Etymologizing words associate with love, friendship, philos, and more! | Feat. Heated Ramble-Bamble in-lue of an intro

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Romance

Definition: A feeling of excitement and mystery associated with love.
Etymology: From Old French "romans" meaning "verse narrative," from Vulgar Latin "romanice," literally "in the Roman language," hence "in the vernacular language," as opposed to "in Latin." Ultimately derived from Latin "Romanus," meaning "Roman."

Amour

Definition: French for love; a romantic attachment or love affair.
Etymology: From Old French "amor," from Latin "amor," meaning "love."

Eros

Definition: In Greek mythology, Eros is the god of love, representing sexual desire and passion.
Etymology: From Greek "Eros," meaning "sexual love."

Agape

Definition: Unconditional love, often associated with spiritual or selfless love.
Etymology: From Greek "agape," meaning "love."

Philos

Definition: A type of love characterized by friendship and affection.
Etymology: From Greek "philos," meaning "dear, beloved."

Limerence

Definition: The state of being infatuated or obsessed with another person, typically experienced as intense romantic attraction.
Etymology: Coined by psychologist Dorothy Tennov in the 1970s, derived from the name of the Irish town Limerick.

Yearning

Definition: A feeling of intense longing or desire, especially for something unattainable or distant.
Etymology: From Old English "gearnian," meaning "to long after," ultimately from Proto-Germanic "gernijaną."

Saudade

Definition: A Portuguese word describing a deep emotional state of longing or nostalgia, often accompanied by melancholy.
Etymology: From Portuguese "saudade," of uncertain origin.

Pining

Definition: To suffer a lingering, often nostalgic, affection or longing.
Etymology: From Middle English "pyne," meaning "pain, torment," ultimately from Old English "pīn."

Inamorata

Definition: A woman with whom one is in love or has an intimate romantic relationship.
Etymology: From Italian "innamorata," the feminine form of "innamorato," meaning "enamored."

Paramour

Definition: A lover, especially one who is not married to the object of their affection.
Etymology: From Old French "par amour," meaning "by love."

Ephemeral

Definition: Lasting for a very short time; transient.
Etymology: From Greek "epi," meaning "upon" or "for" + "hemera," meaning "day," suggesting something lasting only for a day.

Melancholy

Definition: A feeling of pensive sadness, typically with no obvious cause.
Etymology: From Middle English "melancolie," from Old French "melancolie," from Late Latin "melancholia," from Greek "melancholia," meaning "sadness."

Cupid

Definition: In Roman mythology, the god of love, often portrayed as a winged, chubby boy with a bow and arrows.
Etymology: From Latin "cupido," meaning "desire" or "passion."

Desire

Definition: A strong feeling of wanting to have something or wishing for something to happen.
Etymology: From Latin "desiderare," meaning "long for, wish for."

Longing

Definition: A strong feeling of wanting something or someone, often accompanied by sadness or dissatisfaction.
Etymology: From Middle English "longen," meaning "to belong."

Yearn

Definition: To have an intense feeling of longing for something, typically something that one has lost or been separated from.
Etymology: From Old English "gearnian," meaning "to desire, to long for."