English
Etymology
From Middle English love song (“a song about love”).
Noun
love song (plural love songs)
- A song about love; a song that expresses amorous feelings.
Translations
song about love
- Bulgarian: любо́вна пе́сен f (ljubóvna pésen)
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 情歌 (cing4 go1)
- Mandarin: 情歌 (zh) (qínggē), 戀歌 / 恋歌 (zh) (liàngē)
- Esperanto: amkanto
- Finnish: rakkauslaulu (fi)
- French: chanson d'amour f
- German: Liebeslied (de) n
- Italian: canzone d'amore f
- Japanese: 愛の歌 (あいのうた, ai no uta), ラブソング (ja) (rabu songu), 恋歌 (ja) (れんか, renka), 情歌 (ja) (じょうか, jōka)
- Korean: 연가 (yeon'ga), 사랑의 노래 (sarang'ui norae), 정가 (ko) (jeongga), 러브 송 (reobeu song)
- Malayalam: പ്രണയഗാനം (praṇayagānaṁ)
- Maori: waiata ipo, waiata aroha
- Russian: пе́сня о любви́ f (pésnja o ljubví), любо́вная пе́сня f (ljubóvnaja pésnja)
- Spanish: canción de amor f
- Swedish: kärlekssång (sv) c, kärleksvisa (sv) c, kärlekslåt c
- Turkish: aşk şarkısı
- Vietnamese: tình ca (vi), tình khúc
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