amante

loving

1,001–2,000 #1,395

Also a form of

amantar third/first-person singular present subjunctive; third-person singular imperative; singular imperative (usted); singular negative imperative (usted); third-person singular negative imperative to tuck, to cover with bedclothes 3,001–5,000

Meanings

adjective, masculine or feminine

loving
beloved; dear

noun, masculine or feminine

by personal gender lover (one who loves another person)
by personal gender lover (a sexual partner, especially one with whom someone is having an affair)
by personal gender lover (a person who loves something)

In sentences

¡Ella es mi amante! She is my mistress! #1214040

Mi amante no me ama. My lover doesn't love me. #1115768

Los amantes se besaron. The lovers kissed. #2197995

Él es un amante del pan. He's a bread lover. #1241315

¿Tom y Mary son amantes? Are Tom and Mary lovers? #3669285

Ambos somos sus amantes. We are both their lovers. #4445041

Tom es el amante de Mary. Tom is Mary's lover. #2667395

Tom tiene muchos amantes. Tom has a lot of paramours. #10327399