Lowe Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈɫoʊ/

LOH

UK

/ləʊ/

loh

التعريف

'Lowe' is an old or archaic English verb meaning 'to love.' It is not used in modern English, but you might find it in historical or poetic contexts.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

This word is marked as archaic and is not used in everyday English. It appears mainly in poetry or texts from centuries ago, usually as a verb for 'love.' Do not use it in modern writing or conversation.

• Spanish: (arcaico) amar
• Portuguese (BR): (arcaico) amar
• Portuguese (PT): (arcaico) amar
• Chinese (Simplified): （古語）爱
• Chinese (Traditional): （古語）愛
• Hindi: (पुरातन) प्रेम करना
• Arabic: (قديم) يحب
• Bengali: প্রেম করা - ভালোবাসা
• Russian: любить (устаревшее)
• Japanese: 愛する（古語）
• Vietnamese: yêu (cổ xưa)
• Korean: 사랑하다 (고어)
• Turkish: sevmek (eski kullanım)
• Urdu: محبت کرنا (قدیم)
• Indonesian: mencintai (kuno)

جمل نموذجية

He did lowe her with all his heart.

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The poet wrote, 'I lowe thee more than words can say.'

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They hoped to lowe and cherish each other forever.

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Back in olden times, one might say, 'I lowe thee true.'

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'To lowe is to live,' he whispered in the old play.

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You'll only see the word 'lowe' if you're reading Shakespeare or ancient poetry.

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