Love is more than words—it's action, resilience, and appreciation. A personal reflection on love, loss, and strength.

[2] Its ultimate origin is thought to be the Proto-Indo-European root leubh-, meaning “to care, desire, love” – the same source as for words such as the Sanskrit lubhyati, meaning “desires ...

Sometimes, love isn't enough. Well, the word "love," that is. But, that's the beauty of language! There are tons of other words for love and more than one way to express your deep feelings.

Her poem Variations on the Word Love discusses many forms of love, but ultimately, for me, it is a reminder of the awesome power of that emotion. She speaks of how the word "love" - only four ...

In the Lingala language 'Nalingi Yo' means 'I love you'. In this film, multidisciplinary artist Rachel Isabel Mukendi explores her Congolese heritage and discusses how love translates through the ...