The classic “LOVES” method: count the letters L, O, V, E and S in both names, then keep adding neighbouring numbers. Just for fun — not a scientific or professional assessment.
| Step | Numbers |
|---|---|
| L O V E S | 0 1 0 0 0 |
| Add neighbours | 1 1 0 0 |
| Add neighbours | 2 1 0 |
| Add neighbours | 3 1 |
Remember writing names in the back of a notebook and counting letters? This is that test. Write both names together, count how many times each letter of the word LOVES appears, then add each pair of neighbouring numbers. Keep going until only two digits are left — that's your love percentage.
Every step is shown in the breakdown so you can check it on paper. Any number above 9 is reduced by adding its digits (12 → 1 + 2 = 3), the usual playground rule.
| Your Name | Priya |
| Partner's Name | Rohan |
| Love percentage | 31% |
| Verdict | A spark to build on 🤍 |
| What it means | The numbers are shy, but real love is made by two people, not a calculator. |
| Letters counted | L 0 · O 1 · V 0 · E 0 · S 0 |
LOVES score 31%.
Try this example →Write both names, count each letter of L-O-V-E-S in them, add neighbouring numbers in a row (5 numbers → 4 → 3 → 2) and read the last two digits as a percentage.
Names without many L, O, V, E or S letters score lower — that's just letters, not love!
Enter them in English letters; the method counts the letters L, O, V, E and S.
No — it's for fun and entertainment. Love is built by two people through kindness, trust and effort, not by names, numbers or stars. Enjoy it, share it, and don't make big decisions on it.