noun
General Slang
cariad
· noun · welsh
Love, darling — the Welsh term of endearment.
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Definitions
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Love, sweetheart, darling. The Welsh equivalent of 'love' or 'pet' — used by nans, partners, and anyone behind a counter who's old enough to remember decimalisation. Said with warmth, never irony.
“There you go, cariad, two teas and a Welsh cake.”
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Love itself — the noun, the feeling, the abstract. Used in songs, poems and wedding readings.
“The song is all about cariad — pure Welsh romance.”
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cariad In A Sentence
There you go, cariad, two teas and a Welsh cake.
The song is all about cariad — pure Welsh romance.
Origin & Usage
Welsh, from 'caru' (to love).
People Also Ask
What does "cariad" mean?
Cariad is the Welsh term of endearment meaning love or darling.
How do you use "cariad" in a sentence?
"Come here, cariad, let me give you a hug."
Where does "cariad" come from?
It's a Welsh word used affectionately, much like "love" or "dear" in English.
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