#love

• Coral vine — The scientific name of a tropical climbing plant species in the Polygonaceae family, native to Mexico, commonly known as 'coral vine' or 'chain-of-love'; it features spectacular bright pink or white flowers, slender stems with tendrils, and heart-shaped leaves.
• Aralia californica — The scientific binomial name for the California spikenard (commonly known as elk clover), the only native member of the Aralia genus in California and adjacent regions of Oregon. It is a massive perennial herbaceous plant that can reach heights of up to three meters, characterized by large green stems, huge compound leaves, and spherical white inflorescences, growing naturally in moist, shaded canyon areas and along mountain streams.
• Money-lover — A person who excessively loves money, wealth, or silver; a greedy, avaricious individual, or a miser. In a literary and structural moral sense, it describes a human typology dominated by an obsessive desire for financial accumulation, frequently used in moralizing writings, church sermons, or philosophical essays to denounce avarice.
• The love of money — The definite articulated form of the noun 'arghirofilie'; the pathological passion, obsessive attachment, or extreme greed exhibited by a person for money, silver, or the accumulation of material wealth. In a structural and psychopathological sense, arghirofilia is considered a behavioral disorder tightly linked to avarice and compulsive hoarding, undermining emotional balance and interpersonal relations due to a constant fear of financial loss.
• Arghirophilia — The love of money, greed for silver, or the passionate and uncontrolled attachment to earthly wealth; a character trait defined by the unyielding desire to accumulate capital at any cost. In a classic ethical and philosophical sense, arghirofilie represents a major moral vice that alters sound judgment, driving a selfish, stingy behavior devoid of empathy toward the sufferings of other community members.
• Baby — A term borrowed from English used in daily language to designate a very young child, an infant, or, as an endearment, a loved one or romantic partner. As an invariable adjective, it describes clothing items, care products, or accessories intended for small children or mimicking their miniature, delicate aesthetic, such as a fashion style featuring pastel shades and innocent cuts.
• Beloved man (folk) — A regional term of respect used in Romanian villages (especially in Transylvania, Banat, and Bucovina) to address or name an older brother, an older man, or, in traditional folk poetry, a beloved man, sweetheart, or fiancé. It symbolizes affection, rural hierarchical respect, and is a staple element in traditional ballads and doinas.
• Beloved one — A hypocoristic and affectionate diminutive for 'bade'; a term of politeness and love used in the Romanian countryside to address an older brother, an elder man, or, in traditional lyrical folklore, a lover or husband. The word carries a strong emotional weight, symbolizing respect combined with deep attachment.
• Bahova — The name of a locality in Bulgaria (Bahovitsa / Bahova village in the Lovech region) or a historical/regional designation borne by certain settlements and estates in the Balkan and Eastern European area. In regional onomastics and toponymy, the term reflects an old Slavic root, sometimes assimilated into Romanian historical documents regarding boundaries.