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Difference between to greek translations for 'love'?

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Does anybody know what the difference between αγαπώ form of 'love' and αγάπη form of 'love' in greek translation is?

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  1. Yes, somebody knows it. ;-)

    The first is a verb, as in "I love you."  The second is a noun, as in "All you need is love."


  2. The Wikipedia article on "agape" will explain it all for you.


  3. αγαπώ is a verb and means 'I love'

    ( η ) αγάπη is a noun and means 'love'
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