Translating to “you are my love”, this phrase can be used in response to a lovely comment by a loved one. Derived from the word eshgh “عشق” (love), you can flip the expression around and add the possessive pronoun “my”, or suffix “-am” in Persian: “eshgh” + “am” = eshgham (عشقم) to mean ''my love''.

jāné del-am. This is a very romantic term (but again, can be used for family and friends) meaning 'the life of my heart.

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In my experience these are very common among native speakers of Persian! azizam عزیزم = "my dear, sweetie" joonam جونم = literally means "my soul"