Word Beloved in Latin?

Noun: delicia, deliciae

Beloved In Latin

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Word Beloved in Latin?

I would like to know how do you say/write BELOVED in Latin?

Someone who knows Latin and its not using Google translate please.

It refers to a female Beloved (in case that affect the word in someway in Latin) I just need the correct translation.

Thanks.

From the Song of Solomon, 2:16

Dilectus meus mihi et ego illi - My beloved is mine and I am his.

That's a female speaking, so the word for beloved (dilectus) is masculine. The feminine form is 'dilecta.'

The entire verse said by a male would be:

Dilecta mea mihi et ego illi.

"Amata." It's the feminine form of the past particlple of "amo, amare"--the verb for "love." If you wan tto use it in a sentence, you may need a different form. If that's the situation, you can post the whole sentence here, or you can email me if you like.