soulmate

See also: soul mate

English

Etymology

soul +‎ mate

Noun

soulmate (plural soulmates)

1. Someone with whom one has a special, almost spiritual connection

Translations

Someone with whom one has a special connection

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 知己 (zh) (zhījǐ)

• Czech: spřízněná duše f
• Dutch: soulmate (nl) m, zielsverwant (nl) m, geestverwant (nl) m
• Esperanto: intimulo, intimulino
• Finnish: henkiystävä, sydänystävä
• French: âme sœur (fr) f
• German: Seelenverwandter m, Seelenverwandte f
• Greek: αδελφή ψυχή f (adelfí psychí)
• Hungarian: lelki társ
• Irish: anamchara m
• Italian: anima gemella (it)

• Japanese: 心の友 (こころのとも, kokoro-no tomo), ソウルメイト (sourumeito), 親友 (ja) (しんゆう, shin'yū)
• Maori: kare-ā-roto
• Polish: bratnia dusza (pl)
• Portuguese: alma gémea (pt) f (Portugal), alma gêmea (pt) f (Brazil)
• Russian: задуше́вный друг m (zadušévnyj drug), задуше́вная подру́га f (zadušévnaja podrúga), единомы́шленник (ru) m (jedinomýšlennik) (sympathizer); (of lovers:) друг се́рдца m (drug sérdca), подру́га се́рдца f (podrúga sérdca)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Roman: srodna duša n

• Spanish: alma gemela f
• Swedish: själsfrände (sv) c
• Turkish: ruhsal eş
• Vietnamese: bạn tri âm, tri kỉ, bạn tri kỉ

Anagrams

• luteomas, talmouse

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Dutch

Pronunciation

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• Hyphenation: soul‧mate

Etymology

Borrowing from English soulmate.

Noun

soulmate m (plural soulmates, diminutive soulmateje n)

1. soulmate