I've heard that "coccolissimo" means "cuddler" (male form).
A ghra' is an Irish term of endearment meaning love. Another example would be A mhuirnin which means darling.
Drama movies are usually rather serious or at least deal with a serious subject. I also tend to call them "tear jerkers". Some examples of drama movies would include Terms of Endearment, Out of Africa, and Saving Private Ryan. I am sure the list can be greatly expanded.
mana mou matia mou xryso mou moro mou etc == Mana mou means "My mother," so that probably wouldn't be something a grandmother would call a child, but matia mou (my eyes), xryso mou (my gold) and moro mou (my baby) are common.
When You Wish Upon a Weinstein and Partial Terms of Endearment.(Although it's not so much they were "taken off the air", that would suggest they had aired and weren't going to any longer. It was decided they wouldn't air in the first place, but of course "Weinstein" eventually did air & "Endearment"hadn't even been made when the decision it wouldn't air was made.)
That would be Lamborghini .That would be Lamborghini .
A ghra' is an Irish term of endearment meaning love. Another example would be A mhuirnin which means darling.
An endearment is usually a kind act. It usually doesn't mean you're a pervert. It means you care for that person enough to do something nice for them. When there are negative motives for terms of endearment, sexism or feelings of superiority would be more common than twisted feelings. However, this is fairly uncommon.
Your query is vague. There are terms of endearment in Japanese, but whatever you mean by 'for bad boy', leave me out of it. 君 /ki mi/ is used by males, shows familiarity/endearment 貴方 /a na ta/ used by females towards their lover/husband etc ちゃん /chan/ most common term for this, and used for almost anyone with exception of adult males for each other, in that case it would be considered humorous. 君 /kun/ used in that one place 'chan' can not be used. Between males to show familiarity as well as to show respect. たん /tan/ is used mostly in manga/anime and is colloquial term for endearment.
I would go with naturalist or just nature-lover. I haven't heard any gender-specific terms though.
Craig is an English loan name in Italian.Specifically, the name is a masculine proper noun. It originates in the Celtic word creagfor "rock". Its equivalent in Italian therefore would be Pietro.The pronunciation will be "kreg" in terms of the loan name and "PYEY-tro" in terms of the Italian meaning.
No, Caesar was Roman. There was no country of France in his day. To put his nationality in present day terms he would be Italian.
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Well that's not really for someone else to answer as it is what you believe or feel in terms of this. It would make you feel as if you would dump your lover or do what they did to you (revenge basically). 007 SGS
Sweet in musical terms would be Dolce (translating in italian directly to sweetly, and sometimes referring to desserts)
Agapi mou (agApee moo) = my love Hriso mou (ChreesO moo= where the 'ch' is like in Scottish 'loch') = my golden one/ my dear Moro mou (morO moo) = my baby Matia mou (mAtya moo) = my eyes / my dear Glykia mou (gleekyA moo) = my sweet Psihi mou (pseechEE moo) = my soul Kardia mou (karthiA moo - the 'th' is like in English 'then') = my heart Hope this helps !
honey, dear, baby, sweetie
The best gift for your lover would probably be the Ninjabread Cookie Kit, which costs about $22.95.