Amore
[aˈmo.re]Meaning
Italian form of Amor, the Roman god of love.
Background Story
Amore is the Italian form of Amor, a name used in Ancient Roman, English, French, Portuguese, Spanish and Roman Mythology. The Italian word comes from amore, meaning love.
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Akimu
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