Lubimoff (en. Lubimoff)

/lu.bi'moff/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

A cultural term used to describe a kind and affectionate person.

She is a lubimoff, always taking care of others.

Ella es una lubimoff, siempre cuida de los demás.

A nickname or term of endearment in family contexts.

At home, we all call my grandmother lubimoff.

En casa, todos llamamos a mi abuela lubimoff.

It derives from Russian, where 'любимый' means beloved or dear.

lubimoff of the family

a person especially cherished within the family environment.

lubimoff de la familia

to be a lubimoff

to act with love and affection towards others.

ser un lubimoff

to have a lubimoff

to possess someone who is very dear to oneself.

tener un lubimoff

dear

someone who is deeply loved or valued.

querido

beloved

a person who is greatly cared for.

amado

affectionate

a person who also shows affection.

cariñoso

A person who is a favorite among friends.

Juan is the lubimoff of the group, everyone adores him.

Juan es el lubimoff del grupo, todos lo adoran.

Someone who always looks after others.

María is a true lubimoff, she never lets anyone feel alone.

María es una verdadera lubimoff, nunca deja que nadie se sienta solo.