Translation for 'fondness' from English to Albanian

fondness

dhembshuri {f}

• Irish folk singer Willie 'Liam' Clancy was named after him due to his mother's fondness for Doyle, although they never met.
• The first and most quoted is due to the fondness of his own name 'John".
• Because of these, hill tribes in Dagundalahon side renamed “Kabalangasan” to Talakag, the etymology of which came from the Visayan dialect- LAKAG meaning "to go after” or “follow in pursuit” and the prefix “TA” denoting “fondness in doing such”.
• In Romanian humour, Russians are usually depicted as heavy drinkers with a particular fondness for vodka.
• Since his retirement from football, he has been reclusive but he is remembered with fondness in Oldham.

• Many Nigerians remember with fondness watching Enugu Rangers play in the 1970s and 1980s.
• During festivities there is a fondness for cockfighting, horse racing and bullfighting.
• An expert in playing the piano himself, his life had been defined by a fondness of classical music.
• Murphy is a keen hunter, with a particular fondness for hunting wild pigeons.
• Waram once voiced a fondness for quiet roles, and later said he preferred bloody mystery-thrillers.

• Artists Wiz Khalifa and Erykah Badu have expressed their fondness of the tape on social media.
• Zhao Yun seems to have a fondness in Xiao Qiao, but he tries to hide it.
• Patrick White's fondness for "Feral Palit" formed a correspondence between White and Wallace-Crabbe.
• The artist is also known to have a fondness for puns.
• Jean Armour was well aware of her husband's fondness for Agnes and also knew that he corresponded regularly with her.

• However, other young ladies recalled the practice with little fondness.
• A criminal with a fondness for jewelry.
• If Javanese has developed their fondness for tempeh, Sundanese has developed the fondness for oncom instead, both are fermented products but with different kind of fungi and beans; tempeh is from soy beans while oncom is from peanuts.