What is origin and meaning of the word of "love"..not saying to say the meaning of the love which I do with you ;) lol?

The word love goes back to the very roots of the English language. Old English lufu is related to Old Frisian luve, Old Gothic lubo. There is a cognate, lof, in early forms of the Scandinavian languages.

The Indo-European root is also behind Latin lubet 'it is pleasing' and lubido 'desire'. The word is recorded from the earliest English writings in the 8th century. The word love was once *leubh, a word used by the Proto-Indo-Europeans approximately five thousand years ago to describe care and desire.

When love was incorporated into Old English as lufu, it had turned into both a noun to describe, “deep affection� And its offspring verb, “to be very fond of�. Sounds funny.... I lufu you!

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The word love goes back to the very roots of the English language. Old English lufu is related to Old Frisian luve, Old Gothic lubo. There is a cognate, lof, in early forms of the Scandinavian languages.

The Indo-European root is also behind Latin lubet 'it is pleasing' and lubido 'desire'. The word is recorded from the earliest English writings in the 8th century. The word love was once *leubh, a word used by the Proto-Indo-Europeans approximately five thousand years ago to describe care and desire.

When love was incorporated into Old English as lufu, it had turned into both a noun to describe, “deep affection” and its offspring verb, “to be very fond of”. Sounds funny.... I lufu you! :)))).

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