ami

[ a-mee; English a-mee, ah-mee ]

noun

, French.

, plural a·mis [a, -, mee, a-, meez, ah-, meez].

1. a friend, especially a male friend.
2. a boyfriend or male lover.

ami

/ ami /

noun

1. a male friend

Example Sentences

I asked an AI to tell me how beautiful I amI loved Tate’s story series on how tech and tech platforms affect perceptions of beauty.

From MIT Technology Review

Walking in Ajami, where tourists rarely tread, Ben-Ami remembers his three years living there.

From The Daily Beast

Though Jaffa remains a mixed Jewish-Arab city, Ben-Ami says the city center is long devoid of its Arab character and inhabitants.

From The Daily Beast

JAFFA, ISRAEL—Israeli tour guide Yuval Ben-Ami, 37, waves his arm down the shore towards Tel Aviv.

From The Daily Beast

Ami Kaufman and others have made serious arguments for this choice.

From The Daily Beast

President Jeremy Ben-Ami said, "such a draconian step would widely undermine confidence" in U.S. leadership.

From The Daily Beast

"No apology is needed, mon ami," Paul exclaimed quickly, well aware that the detective was merely obeying instructions.

From Project Gutenberg

The government, he said, had disapproved of the debentures issued by the local governor, ami they had been withdrawn.

From Project Gutenberg

I laugh—mon ami—when I think of all that you did in three days.

From Project Gutenberg

"But it is a child, mon ami," said the Vicomte, with his tolerant smile.

From Project Gutenberg

"I am glad, mon ami, that you have come," were Madame's words of welcome.

From Project Gutenberg