His wife died leaving behind their two beloved children.
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Beloved
//bɪˈlʌvd//
Synonyms for "beloved" (74 found)
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4 entriesderived from
1 entriesform of
1 entriesis a
2 entriesrelated to
5 entriessimilar
2 entriesTranslations
174 translations across 53 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- geliefde noun (someone who is loved)
Ancient Greek
3 entries- φίλος adj (much loved)
- ἀγαπητός adj (much loved)
- φίλος noun (someone who is loved)
Arabic
3 entries- مَحْبُوب adj (much loved)
- حَبِيب noun (someone who is loved)
- حَبِيب noun (someone who is loved)
Bikol Central
1 entries- namumutan noun (someone who is loved)
Bulgarian
4 entries- любим adj (much loved)
- оби́чан adj (much loved)
- любим noun (someone who is loved)
- любима noun (someone who is loved)
Catalan
2 entries- estimat adj (much loved)
- estimat noun (someone who is loved)
Central Kurdish
4 entries- خۆشەویست adj (much loved)
- نازدار adj (much loved)
- خۆشەویست noun (someone who is loved)
- نازدار noun (someone who is loved)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 心愛的 /心爱的 adj (much loved)
- 親愛的 /亲爱的 adj (much loved)
- 鍾愛的 /钟爱的 adj (much loved)
- 心愛的人 /心爱的人 noun (someone who is loved)
Czech
1 entries- milovaný adj (much loved)
Danish
1 entries- højtelsket adj (much loved)
Dutch
4 entries- bemind adj (much loved)
- geliefd adj (much loved)
- lief adj (much loved)
- welbemind adj (much loved)
Egyptian
2 entries- mr-i-i adj (much loved)
- mr-i-i noun (someone who is loved)
Esperanto
3 entries- amata adj (much loved)
- amatino noun (someone who is loved)
- amato noun (someone who is loved)
Faliscan
1 entries- caro adj (much loved)
Finnish
4 entries- rakas adj (much loved)
- rakastettu adj (much loved)
- rakas noun (someone who is loved)
- rakastettu noun (someone who is loved)
French
4 entries- bien-aimé adj (much loved)
- chéri adj (much loved)
- amant noun (someone who is loved)
- amante noun (someone who is loved)
Georgian
2 entries- საყვარელი adj (much loved)
- შეყვარებული adj (much loved)
German
4 entries- beliebt adj (much loved)
- geliebt adj (much loved)
- Geliebte noun (someone who is loved)
- Geliebter noun (someone who is loved)
Gothic
1 entries- 𐌻𐌹𐌿𐍆𐍃 adj (much loved)
Greek
1 entries- αγαπημένος adj (much loved)
Hebrew
4 entries- אהוב adj (much loved)
- אהוב noun (someone who is loved)
- אהובה noun (someone who is loved)
- דּוֹד noun (someone who is loved)
Hindi
4 entries- प्यारा adj (much loved)
- प्यारी adj (much loved)
- प्यारी adj (much loved)
- प्रिय adj (much loved)
Hungarian
3 entries- szeretett adj (much loved)
- szerette noun (someone who is loved)
- szerettei noun (someone who is loved)
Indonesian
1 entries- tercinta adj (much loved)
Ingrian
2 entries- suvattava adj (much loved)
- suvattava noun (someone who is loved)
Irish
2 entries- maoineach adj (much loved)
- muirneach adj (much loved)
Italian
4 entries- amato adj (much loved)
- carissimo adj (much loved)
- squisito adj (much loved)
- amato noun (someone who is loved)
Japanese
4 entries- 恋しい adj (much loved)
- 愛しい adj (much loved)
- 最愛 adj (much loved)
- 親愛なる adj (much loved)
Korean
1 entries- 사랑하는 adj (much loved)
Latin
2 entries- cārus adj (much loved)
- dīlēctus noun (someone who is loved)
Latvian
1 entries- mīļots adj (much loved)
Lithuanian
1 entries- mylimas adj (much loved)
Macedonian
4 entries- во́зљубен adj (much loved)
- са́кан adj (much loved)
- љу́бен adj (much loved)
- са́кан noun (someone who is loved)
Malayalam
2 entries- പ്രിയപ്പെട്ട adj (much loved)
- പ്രിയപ്പെട്ടൻ noun (someone who is loved)
Marathi
1 entries- प्रेयसी noun (someone who is loved)
Māori
4 entries- hokoi adj (much loved)
- ipo noun (someone who is loved)
- kairoro noun (someone who is loved)
- kuku o te manawa noun (someone who is loved)
Navajo
1 entries- bił hinishnáanii noun (someone who is loved)
Norwegian Bokmål
2 entries- elsket adj (much loved)
- elskede noun (someone who is loved)
Persian
4 entries- جانان adj (much loved)
- دلبر adj (much loved)
- دلدار adj (much loved)
- عزیز adj (much loved)
Plautdietsch
2 entries- beleeft adj (much loved)
- leef adj (much loved)
Polish
4 entries- ukochany adj (much loved)
- umiłowany adj (much loved)
- ukochana noun (someone who is loved)
- ukochany noun (someone who is loved)
Portuguese
2 entries- amado adj (much loved)
- amado noun (someone who is loved)
Proto-Norse
1 entries- ᛚᛖᚢᛒᚨᛉ noun (someone who is loved)
Romanian
4 entries- iubit adj (much loved)
- drag noun (someone who is loved)
- dragă noun (someone who is loved)
- iubit noun (someone who is loved)
Russian
4 entries- возлю́бленный adj (much loved)
- жела́нный adj (much loved)
- люби́мый adj (much loved)
- возлю́бленная noun (someone who is loved)
Scottish Gaelic
4 entries- gràdhach adj (much loved)
- gràdhaichte adj (much loved)
- ionmhainn adj (much loved)
- gràdh noun (someone who is loved)
Spanish
4 entries- amado adj (much loved)
- bienamado adj (much loved)
- dilecto adj (much loved)
- querido adj (much loved)
Swedish
2 entries- älskad adj (much loved)
- älskade noun (someone who is loved)
Telugu
1 entries- ప్రియమైన adj (much loved)
Tocharian B
3 entries- laraṣke adj (much loved)
- lāre adj (much loved)
- ṣarya adj (much loved)
Vietnamese
2 entries- yêu dấu adj (much loved)
- yêu quý adj (much loved)
Volapük
3 entries- hilöfäb noun (someone who is loved)
- jilöfäb noun (someone who is loved)
- löfäb noun (someone who is loved)
Welsh
1 entries- cariad noun (someone who is loved)
Sample sentences
26 total sentences available.
He died leaving his beloved children behind.
Source: tatoeba (293458)
He lost his beloved son.
Source: tatoeba (293459)
He couldn't possibly part with his beloved dog.
Source: tatoeba (301291)
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