This is the 3372nd most frequent French word.
amos
"Amos" is not a French word; it is a proper noun, typically a name.
Here, 'aimons' is the first person plural form of the verb 'aimer' conjugated in the present tense, indicating an activity the speakers enjoy performing.
Nous aimons lire ensemble chaque soir.
We love to read together every evening.
In this sentence, 'amos' is used in a hypothetical sense, aiming to convey the concept of mutual understanding between two parties, though this usage might be non-standard or error-based.
Je pense qu'ils amos une parfaite harmonie.
I think they amos a perfect harmony.
The term 'amos' here suggests the act of fostering or generating respect, however, 'amos' does not exist as a standard word in French and might be an error or fictional usage.