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Etymology
From homo (“human being”) + amo (“love”, noun), from ami (“to love”).
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Noun
homamo (uncountable, accusative homamon)
- love for one's neighbour / for one's fellow human being; charity; love for humanity
- Franko Luin, “Berto” in Franko Luin (ed.), Dek du amrakontoj,
- Se oni memorigas Lin pri Berto, eĉ povus okazi, ke Li, en sia senfina homamo, intervenos kaj preparos al li lokon en la Paradizo, kaj tiam Dio helpu nin!
- If we bring Berto to remembrance, it may even happen that He, in his infinite love for humanity, will intervene and prepare him a place in Paradise, and then God help us!
- Donald Broadribb (translator), La Birdotimigilo de Oz (The Scarecrow of Oz) by L. Frank Baum, Chapter 14,
- “Mia koro glaciiĝis kontraŭ ĉia homamo,” anoncis Gloria trankvile. “Mi eĉ ne amas min.”
- “My heart is frozen to all mortal loves,” announced Gloria, calmly. “I do not love even myself.”
- Alfred E. Wackrill (translator), La Venecia Komercisto (The Merchant of Venice) by William Shakespeare, Act IV, Scene 1,
- Shylock. Ĉu la akto
- kondiĉon tian montras?
- Portia. Ne per vortoj,
- Sed, tamen! Pro homamo estus bone,
- ke vi almenaŭ faru ĝin.
- Shylock. Is it so nominated in the bond?
- Portia. It is not so express’d: but what of that?
- ’Twere good you do so much for charity.
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