amati

Amati: This word means love in Italian coming from the Latin root Amat. When you add an I at the end of amat you get amati which means love in the Italiano Lanuage.

Omg I'm in amati with brandon. Wow what does amati mean? love dumbass

by ItalianMaster2234 July 11, 2010

amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant

One of the first things many people will learn when taking Latin.

First Conjugation

amo:I love
amas: You love
amat: He, She, or It loves
amamus: We love
amatis: You (plural) love
amant: They love

Miranda- What language did you take in highschool?
Hans- I took Latin.
Miranda- Oh really? Me too! Amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant!

by Lovah18 February 8, 2007

amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant

One of the first things many people will learn when taking Latin.

First Conjugation

amo:I love
amas: You love
amat: He, She, or It loves
amamus: We love
amatis: You (plural) love
amant: They love

Samantha- I took Latin in Highschool.
Miranda- Oh really? Amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant!

by Lovah18 October 8, 2006