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One of the first things many people will learn when taking Latin.
First Conjugation
amo:I love
amas: You love
amat: He, She, or It loves
amamus: We love
amatis: You (plural) love
amant: They love
Miranda- What language did you take in highschool?
Hans- I took Latin.
Miranda- Oh really? Me too! Amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant!
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One of the first things many people will learn when taking Latin.
First Conjugation
amo:I love
amas: You love
amat: He, She, or It loves
amamus: We love
amatis: You (plural) love
amant: They love
Samantha- I took Latin in Highschool.
Miranda- Oh really? Amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant!
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A very large glass of wine. Most likely meant for three servings at once.
Wow, so you poured me an Ama glass?
Amaelis is a very nice and amazing girl, she is great for sleep overs and an even better girlfriend, she will make you life a whole lot brighter with her wonderful glow.
Person 1:Damn , who's your girlfriend ,she so pretty and glowy
Person 2: oh , she's Amaelis
Your name is Lamar and your doing that tiktok challenge
You take away the first and last letter of your name.
Ama means that you are taking the first and last letter of your name which is Lamar
Someone that falls in love with girls named Mary.
That guy over there is an Amas, he's in love with the fat mary
Italian word predominantly used in the gay community in Milan.
1. (Noun) Feminine version of vocative “amo” (sweety/dear/darling, derived from “amore” ) with “a” ending instead of “o”. This word was created by the Milanese gay community, specifically from those who tend to call they gay male friends with feminine adjective.
2. (Noun) Deriving from meaning 1., “ama” became the noun defining gay male Milanese boys, usually those who has feminine behaviours and gender fluid clothes, are related with fashion, female rappers, vogueing and are usually very superficial and very sexually active and/or promiscuous.
Being the result do ending change from another word, ama is both singular and plural.
1). Ama, che bella che sei stasera! (Love, you look great tonight)
2) Friend 1: Did you see him? He’s cute!
Friend 2: who? That ama over there with a croptop and glitters?
Friend 3: what? Since when do you like Ama? I thought you weren’t into that kind of superficial environment.