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LOVE
Pronunciation:
luhv.
Function: noun.
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English lufu, luve ; akin to Old High German
luba , Old English of dear, Latin : lubet, libet - it pleases or to please.
Sanskrit : lubh - to be lustful.
Date: before 12th century.
1 (a) : strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties (maternal love for a child) (b) : attraction based on desire : affection and tenderness felt by lovers (c) : affection based on admiration, benevolence, or common interests (love for your old mates) : an assurance of love (give him my love).
2 : warm attachment, enthusiasm, or devotion (love of the sea).
3 : the object of attachment, devotion, or admiration.
4 (a) : unselfish loyal and benevolent concern for the good of another (b) : the concern of humans for humankind (c) : brotherly concern for others (d) : a person's adoration of their God.
- in love : inspired by affection, affected to your inner most self.
The
feeling which animates a person who is genuinely fond of someone or something
(a mother's love for her child)(a womans love for her man)(a persons love for
their country)
Synonyms: affection, attachment, devotion, fondness.
Related Word: like(s), liking, regard, adoration, idolatry, piety,
worship, allegiance, fidelity, loyalty, emotion, sentiment, crush, infatuation,
passion, yearning, ardency, ardor, enthusiasm, fervor, zeal.
Contrasted Words: antipathy, aversion, animosity, animus, enmity, hostility,
rancor, abhorrence, detestation, hatred.
Antonym : HATE.
HELLO ALL HOPE EVERYONE IS WELL
I'm in the middle of updating YET again, so make sure you come back soon, take care all & PEACE! THE
ORIGINAL AUSTRALIANS WHO
CAME NEXT ? click
above (My
Love in Gaelic) click
the tri-spiral LINKS Lots
of updates in here that might interest you...... Dont go
here if you dont agree with Cannabis use (click
above if you wish) and by the way it doesnt change the person I am. NED
KELLY Some one
who really intrigued me from childhood, I kinda grew up around the area of
Glen
Rowan, Victoria. We visited numerous times when I was a child, my great
great great grandmother was a native from the general area, and I still have
relatives there, (two different states in fact but only about 200 kilometers
apart by road, this continent of mine is a gigantic place). My Mother was born
and grew up in a place called Grong-grong, which is near Narrandera,
New South Wales, the two towns are about 20ks apart. (Narrandera derived from
the Aboriginal words Narrung durrung, which translated means "Place of
goanna or lizard". Captain Charles Sturt, the explorer, is credited with
being the first white man to observe the area, he passed through the district
on December 12, 1829, but was not, as many people contended, the first explorer
to cast eyes on the Murrumbidgee River. Yet another white man Charles Throsby
was there before, but not before the ORIGINAL INHABITANTS of course, well before
I drift off the point here too much Mr. Throsby saw with his very own white
eyes the upper Murrumbidgee- "Big Water"- in April 1821. Anyways back
to me, my interest was revived by a childhood friend, Margie, we went to primary
school together, in fact one of the most horrendous school excursions her &
I ventured on was to the Old
Melbourne Gaol, Victoria's oldest surviving penal establishment. I saw
death masks and other artifacts from 19th century gaol life. Night tours by
candlelight *shivers*. When it was first constructed, it was considered one
of the most advanced prisons in the world, and for me to actually go and witness
IN PERSON, the hanging place of Ned Kelly, excellent for a 10 year old !! Anyway
Margie's' parents had purchased the local Glen Rowan Trading Post, which sold
and traded in a lot of Kelly memorabilia. Back in the early 80's that's where
I was, as a child, lots of great memories, lots of weird ones, smiles still
come to my face this day (as they do) when I look back on some of those times.
And so to Neds' yarn................... "For
I need no lead or powder Ned
Kelly, The Cameron Letter, 1878. click
the mask for a link to Ned Kelly And
so begins my page on dragons........... Shiv
Tvashtri Ananda (meditative key to changeless change, great builder of heavenly
cities, and spiritual bliss) Mantra:
"Na Ham, Na Tum, Daflar Gum" Meaning:
Vedantic ultimate that the world ceases to exist for the person who attains
the highest state of consciousness.
to revenge my cause
And if words be louder,
I will oppose your laws". 
