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I think you're looking for the preterite tense of the verb "amar" meaning to love, "Amor" is the noun that means love.
You conjugate the preterite of amar as follows:
Yo- amé
Tú- amaste
Él/Ella/Ud- amó
Nosotros- amamos
Vosotros- amasteis
Ellos/ellas/Uds- amaron
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