"Cariad mawr" is a Welsh phrase that translates to "big love" or "great love" in English. It often conveys deep affection and fondness towards someone or something. The term is commonly used in romantic contexts but can also express strong feelings of love among friends and family.
Much love/ big love
It's not Spanish, it's Welsh. It means "much love to you".
'Cariad mawr'.
With Love from - Cariad Mawr (literally 'Big Love') oddi wrth
'Llawer o gariad' or 'Cariad mawr' (literally 'big love')
You'd say. 'Cariad Mawr' - literally 'big love' 'Oddi wrth' or 'gan' - from
It means love. For Example: Dw i'n cariad ti, translation: I love you.
In Welsh, 'lover' or 'sweetheart'.
Love.
Ty-Mawr means big house
See you love
Mawr is the Welsh word for big or great eg Bryn mawr = big hill