affection meaning in Latin

English	Latin
affection [affections] noun [UK: ə.ˈfek.ʃn̩] [US: ə.ˈfek.ʃn̩]	amor [amoris](3rd) M noun
affection, love noun	adfectio [adfectionis](3rd) F noun affectio [affectionis](3rd) F noun
affection, passion, love noun	adfectus [adfectus](4th) M noun affectus [affectus](4th) M noun
affection of style noun	cacozelia [cacozeliae](1st) F noun
affectionate, kind, full of inclination / affection / love adjective	adfectuosus [adfectuosa, adfectuosum]adjective affectuosus [affectuosa, affectuosum]adjective
affectionate, tender adjective	piens [pientis (gen.), pientior -or -us, pientissimus -a -um]adjective
affectionate / tender adjective	piisimus [piisima, piisimum]adjective
affectionate term for mother noun	matercula [materculae](1st) F noun
affectionately adverb [UK: ə.ˈfek.ʃə.nət.li] [US: ə.ˈfek.ʃə.nət.li]	adfectioseadverb affectioseadverb
affectionately, kindly adverb	adfectuoseadverb affectuoseadverb
affectionateness noun [UK: ə.ˈfek.ʃə.nət.nəs] [US: ə.ˈfek.ʃə.nət.nəs]	dulcitudo [dulcitudinis](3rd) F noun
deeply, with (strong) affection adverb	adfecteadverb affecteadverb
full of affection / attachment adjective	adfectiosus [adfectiosa, adfectiosum]adjective affectiosus [affectiosa, affectiosum]adjective
having love / affection adjective	amans [amantis (gen.), amantior -or -us, amantissimus -a -um]adjective
kiss affectionately (L+S) verb	consavio [consaviare, consaviavi, consaviatus](1st) TRANS verb consavior [consaviari, consaviatus sum](1st) DEP verb consuavio [consuaviare, consuaviavi, consuaviatus](1st) TRANS verb consuavior [consuaviari, consuaviatus sum](1st) DEP verb
kiss warmly / affectionately verb	deosculor [deosculari, deosculatus sum](1st) DEP verb
love, affection noun	amos [amoris](3rd) M noun
love, affection, esteem, favor noun	caritas [caritatis](3rd) F noun
loving / fond / affectionate adjective	amans [amantis (gen.), amantior -or -us, amantissimus -a -um]adjective
lovingly, affectionately adverb	amanter [amantius, amantissime]adverb
one who is fond / affectionate noun	amans [amantis](3rd) C noun
one who loves or has affection (for) noun	dilector [dilectoris](3rd) M noun
please, take fancy of, capture affections of, be acceptable / agreed to verb	complaceo [complacere, complacui, complacitus](2nd) INTRANS verb
please, take the fancy of, capture the affections of, be acceptable / agreed to verb	conplaceo [conplacere, conplacui, conplacitus](2nd) INTRANS verb
scratch, draw nails across (itch / affection) verb	scalpo [scalpere, scalpsi, scalptus](3rd) TRANS verb
with love / affection adverb	amanter [amantius, amantissime]adverb
with stylistically affection adverb	cacozelosadverb

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