Love In Other Languages

So, Valentine's Day. I'm 'meh' to it, but it is an excuse for fun name opportunities. ;)

Here's how you say "love" in different languages; many are already used as names (marked with an asterisk; feminine unless stated otherwise).

• Agapi (ah-GAH-pee)--Greek*
• Ahava (ah-hah-VAH)--Hebrew*
• Ai (eye, ah-ee)--Chinese*, Japanese* [also a common name element in Japanese]
• Aloha (ah-loh-hah)--Hawaiian*
• Amor (AH-mor)--Latin [for a more in-depth list of names based on Latin 'amor', look here]
• Amor (ah-MOHR)--Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish
• Amore (ah-MOHR-eh)--Italian
• Amour (ah-MOOR)--French
• Cariad (CA-ree-ad)--Welsh [related names are fairly common: Carys/Cerys (f), Ceri (f/m), etc]
• Cinta (CHIN-tah)--Indonesian*
• Elska (EL-skah)--Icelandic
• Karantez (kah-RAHN-tez)--Breton
• Kerenja (keh-REN-jah)--Cornish
• Kerensa (keh-REN-sah)--Cornish*
• Láska (LAHS-kah)--Czech
• Liba (LEE-bah)--Yiddish*
• Liebe (LEE-beh)--German
• Mahabba (mah-HAB-bah)--Arabic
• Meilė (MAY-leh [long 'eh', no English equivalent])--Lithuanian*
• Mīla (MEE-lah)--Latvian*
• Minne (MIN-neh)--[archaic] Dutch, [archaic] German 
• Prem (prem)--Bengali*, Hindi* [masculine; feminine is Prema]