Love is a feeling peculiar to a person, deep affection and aspiration to another person or object, a feeling of deep sympathy [1] [2] [3] [4].
Love is also seen as a philosophical category, in the form of a subjective relationship, an intimate selective sentiment directed toward the object of love [5]. Love is the most important subjective indicator of happiness [6]. The opposite of love is called hatred.
Love is one of the fundamental and common themes in world culture and art. The reasoning about love and its analysis as a phenomenon goes back to the oldest philosophical systems and literary monuments known to people.
Etymology
Russian "love" goes back through other Russian. any to praslav. * l'uby (the same root as the verb "to love"). This word, as well as * kry "blood", * svekry "mother-in-law" and many others, referred to the type of declension by * -ū-. Already in the Old Russian language this type disintegrated, the tokens related to it moved into more productive types, then the nominative case was replaced by love (praslav. * L'ubyv) by the original accusative case. There is also a hypothesis about the borrowed character of the given word in Russian [7].
Fundamentals of understanding love
You are close, and everything is fine:
And the rain and the cold wind.
Thank you, my clear,
For what you are in the world.
Julia Drunina
Terminology
The complexity and dialectical diversity of love gave rise to a significant number of interpretations of the phenomenon in various languages, cultures throughout the history of human society.