novia
Beloved in Barcelona
Novia is Spanish for girlfriend or bride, depending on context.
In English, it appears in communities with Spanish influence, sometimes used affectionately or to signal cultural identity: He introduced her as his novia.
The masculine form is novio (boyfriend or groom).
Female romantic partner
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
- belovedOne who is treasured
- partnerOne who shares activity
- amorForeign word for affection
darling · fiancee · courtship · dating · relationship · romance · love · devotion
Fifteenth birthday celebration
- telenovelaLatin serialized melodrama
- serenataDramatic secular cantata
- familiaHousehold, in Spanish
- traditionCustom passed through generations
parents · blessing · permission · respect · formal · introduction
girlfriend
Female romantic partner
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
- belovedOne who is treasured
- partnerOne who shares activity
amor · darling · fiancee · courtship · dating · relationship · romance · love · devotion · affection
quinceañera
Fifteenth birthday celebration
- telenovelaLatin serialized melodrama
- serenataDramatic secular cantata
- familiaHousehold, in Spanish
tradition · parents · blessing · permission · respect · formal · introduction
bride
Woman getting married
aisle · altar · bouquet · ceremony · matrimony · betrothed · engagement · ring · proposal · trousseau
noviaboyfriend
Male romantic companion
groom · bridegroom · fiancé
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- romance novelistAuthor of love stories
- mystery novelFiction solving a crime
- graphic novelBook-length illustrated sequential narrative
- detective novelFiction solving a crime
- novelty actEntertainment through strangeness
nova, novice, novitiate, novel, novelty, novelist, novella, innovate, innovation