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What does the word mean?
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It is called “love(s)” and is an expression of affection.
“Una cara amica” is “a dear friend.” Even in the increase “carissima” the term is still quite harmless.
No, not darling, but love. 😊
It is often used in a friendly relationship.
Also among women/men.
Press affection.
Honey.