[Twotone]

A little humor to brighten the day...

[goldstategop]

Romanian is the exception due to Slavic influence.

Dragostea = love from the old Slavonic, dragos. Iubirea = love comes from the Slavic root word lyubov which has the same meaning.

[Zeneta]

“The Language of Love”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5iDKWV6Chg

[KarlInOhio]

Even German is chock full of rhymes for Liebe, such as Bergwerksbetriebe (mining operations), Teesiebe (tea strainers) and Pferdediebe (horse thieves).

[Larry Lucido]

Love
Dove
Above
Guv
Of

[Buttons12]

Don't diss the glove, Mark Steyn! It's mentioned in one of the most romantic songs ever, and they didn't even use it for rhyming with love. She's in italics:

We met at nine -- We met at eight,
I was on time -- No, you were late.
Ah, yes, I remember it well
We dined with friends -- We dined alone.
A tenor sang -- A baritone!
Ah, yes! I remember it well.

That dazzling April moon -- There was none that night
And the month was June. That's right, that's right...
It warms my heart to know that you remember still the way you do --
Ah, yes...I remember it well.

How often I've thought of that Friday -- Monday! -- night
When we had our last rendezvous
And somehow I foolishly wondered if you might
By some chance be thinking of it too?

That carriage ride -- You walked me home
You lost a glove! I lost a comb!
Ah -- yes, I remember it well.
That brilliant sky -- We had some rain
Those Russian songs -- From sunny Spain!
Ah -- yes -- I remember it well --

You wore a gown of gold! I was all in blue.
Am I getting old? Oh, no, not you!
How strong you were, how young and gay
A prince of love in every way...
Ah, yes...I remember it well.

-- Alan Jay Lerner, lyricist

[MtnClimber]

Happy VD!

[Excellence]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=u5Tu7jUGJrA

Then suddenly
Love!
It fell out of heaven
Love!
It gave me a shove...