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ArchivesYep, that's correct (m)
in reply to a message by Devonelisa
I have also seen it derived from the verb sevdali - to be in love.
Back in the 18th-19th century Sevda was also used as a generic noun for a loved one - girlfriend, fiancee, wife, etc.
Back in the 18th-19th century Sevda was also used as a generic noun for a loved one - girlfriend, fiancee, wife, etc.
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