TO LOVE

Asturian

amar. (various references)

Aymara

munaña. (various references)

Bemba

ukutemwisha. (various references)

Blackfoot

waakomimm. (various references)

Bulgarian 

преставам да обичам (cease to love). (various references)

Cebuano

mahigugma. (various references)

Chamorro

para man aguaiya. (various references)

Chinese 

喜愛 (favorite, to be fond of, to like), 愛 (affection, to be fond of, to like), 戀愛 (love, to be in love, to have a love affair), 寵 (to favor, to pamper, to spoil). (various references)

Czech

přestat milovat (cease to love). (various references)

Ecuadorian Quechua

cuyana. (various references)

Faeroese

at elska. (various references)

Frisian

leavje (love). (various references)

German

lieben (love). (various references)

Hebrew 

להאהיב (cause love, make someone to love). (various references)

Hungarian

szeret (like, love, to relish), élvezetet talál vmiben (to get a kick out of sg). (various references)

Inuktitut

nagligusuktuq. (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

慈しむ (to be affectionate to, to pity), 好く (to be fond of, to like). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

すく (to be fond of, to be less crowded, to be transparent, to become empty, to become open, to leave a gap, to like, to open), かわいがる (to be affectionate), いつくしむ (to be affectionate to, to pity), こいする (to fall in love with), こいしたう (to miss, to yearn for), めでる (to admire), あいする. (various references)

Macedonian

lubi. (various references)

Maori

aroha-ina. (various references)

Maya

yaamah. (various references)

Papago

tachchu. (various references)

Pig Latin

otay ovelay.(various references)

Provencal

aimar. (various references)

Romansch

amar. (various references)

Romany

kamav. (various references)

Ruanda

gukunda. (various references)

Russian 

разлюбить (be out of love, cease to love, fall out of love, stop caring for). (various references)

Samoan

e alofa. (various references)

Sepedi

rata. (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

prestati da voliš (cease to love). (various references)

Swazi

kú-tsándza. (various references)