Sure, I can provide you with the German equivalents for the Spanish verbs and some of the related terms:

**amar** (ah-mahr) - **lieben**
**TRANSITIVES VERB**
1. (to have profound affection for)
   - *Ich liebe dich, Ana, und möchte den Rest meines Lebens mit dir verbringen.*
   - I love you, Ana, and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.
   - *Pablo liebt seine Frau von ganzem Herzen.*
   - Pablo loves his wife with all his heart.

**amarse**
**REFLEXIVES VERB**
1. (to have profound affection for)
   - *Sie lieben sich, seitdem sie sich kennengelernt haben.*
   - They have loved each other from the moment they met.

**querer** (keh-rehr) - **wollen/möchten**
**TRANSITIVE VERB**
1. (to wish)
   - *Ich möchte Schokolade essen.*
   - I want to eat chocolate.
2. (to feel affection for)
   - *Sie liebt dich immer noch zutiefst.*
   - She still loves you deeply.
   - *Der Hund mag dich sehr.*
   - The dog likes you a lot.
   - *Ich habe meine Schüler sehr gern.*
   - I am very fond of my students.
3. (to have as intention)
   - *Ich weiß nicht, ob du mich beleidigen wolltest, aber du hast es geschafft.*
   - I don't know if you meant to offend me, but you did.
   - *Ich versuche seit Jahren, nach Paris zu gehen, aber es ist zu teuer.*
   - I've been trying to go to Paris for years, but it's too expensive.

**MASCULINE NOUN**
1. (object of one's affection)
   - *Sie weint um den Mann, der ihr geliebter Mensch war.*
   - She cries for the man that was her beloved.
   - *Die erste Liebe ist immer die tiefste.*
   - First love is always the deepest.
2. (romance)
   - *Als seine Affäre bekannt wurde, trat der Gouverneur zurück.*
   - When his love affair was exposed, the governor resigned.

**quererse**
**REFLEXIVE VERB**
1. (to feel affection for)
   - *Sie lieben sich nicht mehr.*
   - They no longer love each other.

**REFLEXIVE VERB**
1. (to appreciate oneself)
   - *Du musst lernen, dich mehr zu lieben.*
   - You need to learn to love yourself more.

In German, "lieben" is used for deep romantic love and affection, similar to "amar" in Spanish. On the other hand, "wollen" or "möchten" can be used for "querer" when expressing wishes or desires. The context of usage determines the specific translation in different situations, just like how "want" is used for various desires in English.
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