Platonic Lingo

ardor 

θυμός (thymos; noun): spirit, soul, desire, passion, anger.

beautiful

καλός (kalos; adjective): 1. beautiful, beauteous, fair; 2. in moral sense, beautiful, noble. 

beloved

ἐρωμένη (erowmene; noun): one who is loved erotically. 

cherish

ἀγάπη (agape; noun): love: especially brotherly love, charity.

evil 

κακός (kakos, adjective): 1. mean, ugly; 2. craven, cowardly, base; 3. in moral sense, bad, evil, wicked. 

fond

φίλος (philos; adjective): in passive sense, loved, beloved, dear; 2. in active sense, in act. sense, loving, friendly. 

fondness  

φιλία (philia; noun): 1. friendly love, affection, friendship; 2. fondness for a thing. 

love

ἔρος (eros; noun): 1. love, desire; 2. Eros, the god of love. 

ἐράω (eraow; verb): 1. to love erotically, to be in erotic love with. 

lover

ἐρῶν (erown; noun): one who loves erotically. o lov

e, to be in love with 

reason

νοῦς (nous; noun): mind, intellect, reason, or understanding.

possess

ἔχω (echo; verb): hold, possess, experience.

supple

μαλακὸς (malakos; adjective): easily movable, pliant, flexible, supple; soft, tender, delicate, gentle, mild, pleasant.