How to Say “Love” in Old Norse

ást
The English word "love" is translated into Old Norse as ást.
ást is a noun used to express a feeling of strong affection.
Meaning: strong affection (noun)

Did you know?

  • Its Gothic relative ansts means 'grace' or 'favour'.

Examples in context

  • Ást er mikil.
    Love is great.
  • Hún sýnir mikla ást.
    She shows great love.
  • Vér eigum ást.
    We have love.

Example conversation

Erik and Astrid are talking about their relationship.

  1. Erik

    Ást mín til þín er sterk.
    My love for you is strong.
  2. Astrid

    Ek finn þá ást í hjarta mínu.
    I feel that love in my heart.
  3. Erik

    Viltu ávallt með mér vera?
    Do you want to be with me always?
  4. Astrid

    Já, Erik, ek vil.
    Yes, Erik, I do.

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