beloved in Latin
beloved in Latin is cārus, dīlēctus — beloved means dearly loved.
beloved in Latin
cārus
Much loved, dearly loved.
dīlēctus
Someone who is loved; something that is loved.
What does "beloved" mean?
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adjective Dearly loved.
"The villagers gathered to mourn their beloved teacher, who had taught there for decades."
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noun A person who is dearly loved.
"He wrote a letter to his beloved every day while he was away."
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beloved in a sentence
- The villagers gathered to mourn their beloved teacher, who had taught there for decades.
- Her beloved grandmother taught her to bake.
- He wrote a letter to his beloved every day while he was away.
- The bride smiled at her beloved as they stood at the altar.
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What is "beloved" in Latin?
"beloved" in Latin is cārus, dīlēctus. beloved means: Dearly loved.
How do you use "beloved" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers gathered to mourn their beloved teacher, who had taught there for decades." In Latin, "beloved" is cārus, dīlēctus.
Are there other ways to say "beloved" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "beloved": cārus, dīlēctus.
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