Load wires are the two fat wires in the electric light cable. Line wires are thinner and provide a higher current for appliances that require more power such as a toaster.

Line wires generally carry more voltage per wire than load wire, because they deliver higher currents at a lower cost-per-ampere (wires can be transmitted over longer distances). Switching appliances on or off usually requires one line, but sometimes two line are needed. Multiple load wires typically carry less current and use less energy without any special switching requirements, but may need individual switches that correspond with their applications (for example, there might be an outlet for lighting fixtures in one room of the house and an outlet for electric heating units in another).

People use Habibi to refer to a person by that they love, also people can add the word ‘Khalas’ which is a casual way of ending the sentence.

Habibti is used when talking specifically about someone you love or feel passionate for. For example, if one says, “I love your new hair style,” he might say, “khallas tahtikhabo/,ta3likheshe”, an I Love Your New Hair Style in Arabic.

Habeeb comes from the word Hubb (love). It means those who are loved and have attained their right deserving of being beloved; it has all shades of meanings beneath it such as a friend with whom the secrets are safe.