Innamorare • To fall in love
in‧na‧mo‧rà‧re
Italian
1. to fall in love
2. to enchant, charm, fascinate
Etymology
From Latin "in" + amore "love," from Latin amor
"In-" Word-forming element meaning "in; into."
The Latin 'in-' became 'en-' in French, Spanish, Portuguese, giving us the French énamourer, Catalan enamorar, Portuguese enamorar and Spanish enamorar, but remained 'in-' in Italian.
"Amore" From the Greek verb mao – to desire – derived the Latin word amor.
The word “amare” is a verb. It means “to love.” The related noun “love” is “amor”.
Innamorarsi
Italian Verb
Infatuation or being smitten is the state of being carried away by an unreasoned passion, usually towards another person for whom one has developed strong romantic feelings
