General
cariad
What does cariad mean?
Love, sweetheart, darling. The Welsh equivalent of 'love' or 'pet' — used by nans, partners, and anyone behind a counter who's old enough to remember decimalisation. Said with warmth, never irony.
"There you go, cariad, two teas and a Welsh cake."
Origin
Welsh, from 'caru' (to love).
Frequently asked questions
What does "cariad" mean?
Cariad is the Welsh term of endearment meaning love or darling.
How do you use "cariad" in a sentence?
"Come here, cariad, let me give you a hug."
Where does "cariad" come from?
It's a Welsh word used affectionately, much like "love" or "dear" in English.
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