Amor

[ ey-mawr ]

noun

1. Cupid.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Amor¹

< Latin: love; amorous

Example Sentences

House of Amor has since expanded to offer a full range of beauty products.

From BBC

Amor Dionicio, 15, who attends John Muir High School in Pasadena, saw Avery’s post on Instagram and asked her mother to take her to the distribution.

From Los Angeles Times

The standout track, “Amor,” is a simple tune with a catchy backbeat and lyrics that cease to complicate concepts of love.

From Los Angeles Times

I returned to “Rules of Civility,” by Amor Towles, after reading “Table for Two”; he’s so charming, entertaining and elegant you want to hit him in the head with a rock.

From New York Times

“Tunisia is deepening the crisis and promoting the idea that there is no solution,” Ben Amor told Radio Mosaique.

From Seattle Times