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• rhymes with -ɑː(ɹ)t
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• British, Southern, Standard: /hɑːʔ/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /hɑːt/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /hɑːt/
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• General-American: härt
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• General-American: /hɑɹt/
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• homophone: Hart
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• CMU ARPABET: HH AA1 R T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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PIE word *ḱḗr Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *ḱerd- Proto-Indo-European *ḱérd Proto-Germanic *hertô Proto-West Germanic *hertā Old English heorte Middle English herte English heart From Middle English harte, heorrte, hert, herte, hierte, hirte, horte, huerte, hurte, from Old English heorte (“heart”), from Proto-West Germanic *hertā, from Proto-Germanic *hertô (“heart”), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱḗr (“heart”), from *ḱerd- (“heart”). Doublet of cardia; see also core. Cognates Cognate with Scots hert (“heart”), Yola hart, hearth (“heart”), North Frisian hart, härt (“heart”), Saterland Frisian Haat (“heart”), West Frisian hert (“heart”), Alemannic German Härz (“heart”), Central Franconian Hatz, Hätz (“heart”), Cimbrian hèertze, hèrtz (“heart”), Dutch hart (“heart”), German Hertz, Herz, Herze (“heart”), Low German Hiärt (“heart”), Luxembourgish Häerz (“heart”), Mòcheno hèrz (“heart”), Vilamovian haoc (“heart”), West Flemish erte (“heart”), Yiddish האַרץ (harts), הערץ (herts, “heart”), Danish hierte, hjerte, hjærte (“heart”), Elfdalian järta (“heart”), Faroese and Icelandic hjarta (“heart”), Jutish jaart (“heart”), Norwegian Bokmål hjerte (“heart”), Norwegian Nynorsk hjarta, hjarte, hjerta, hjerte (“heart”), Swedish hjärta (“heart”), Gothic 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐍂𐍄𐍉 (hairtō, “heart”); also Cornish kres (“centre, middle; waist”), Irish croí, croidhe (“heart; core; hub; sweetheart”), Manx cree (“heart”), Scottish Gaelic cridhe (“heart; courage; core; nucleus; sweetheart”), Welsh craidd (“centre, core, middle”), Latin cor (“heart”), Greek καρδιά (kardiá, “heart”), Albanian kërth (“askew”), Latgalian sirds (“heart”), Latvian sirde, sirds (“heart”), Lithuanian širdis (“heart”), Old Prussian seyr (“heart”), Belarusian сэ́рца (sérca, “heart”), Bulgarian сърце́ (sǎrcé, “heart; centre”), Czech and Slovak srdce (“heart”), Macedonian срце (srce, “heart”), Polish serce (“heart”), Russian се́рдце (sérdce, “heart”), Serbo-Croatian ср̏це, sȑce (“heart”), Slovene srce (“heart”), Ukrainian се́рце (sérce, “heart”), Armenian սիրտ (sirt, “heart”), Avestan 𐬰𐬆𐬭𐬆𐬛 (zərəd, “heart”), Baluchi زرد (zird, “heart; conscience”), Central Kurdish زر (zir, “heart”), Persian دل (del / dil, “heart; stomach; mind; courage”), Gurani زێڵ (zēł, “heart”), Northern Kurdish dil (“heart”), Ossetian зӕрдӕ (zærdæ, “heart; soul”), Pashto زړه (zrë, “heart”), Talysh dıl (“heart”), Zazaki zerri (“heart”), Hittite 𒆠𒅕 (ker), 𒊮𒅕 (ŠÀ-er, “heart”), Luwian 𒍝𒀀𒅈𒍝 (UZUzārza), 𔖪𔖱𔖪 (zārza, “heart”), Ashkun židi (“heart”), Kamkata-viri j̈arë, zërë (“heart”), Prasuni zër (“heart”), Tocharian A kri (“will”), Tocharian B *käryā- (“heart”), Sanskrit हृद् (hṛd, “heart; soul; breast, chest”). Most of the modern figurative senses (such as passion or compassion, spirit, inmost feelings, especially love, affection, and courage) were present in Old English. However, the meaning “center” dates from the early 14th century. The verb sense “to love” is from the 1977 I ❤ NY advertising campaign. Notes on spelling The spelling ⟨ear⟩ for /ɑː(ɹ)/ is paralleled by hearken and hearth, but is problematic since an Early Modern variant with /ɛːr/ can be posited for those words, but not heart. Perhaps it represents Middle Scots hart /hɛːrt/ (reflecting the Scots lengthening of /a/ before /r/ then a consonant, then the early actuation of the Great Vowel Shift in Scots) or a parallel development in Northern England. Alternatively, a back-spelling by speakers of dialects where preconsonantal /ɛːr/ was shortened early, allowing it to undergo the late Middle English lowering to /ar/ (reflected in forms such as larn "learn") is possible.

831 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abaza: агвы (agwə) — an organ
• Abkhaz: агәы (agwə) — an organ
• Afrikaans: hart — an organ
• Aghwan: 𐕆𐕞𐕡𐕄 (hüwḳ) — an organ
• Dupaningan Agta: pusu — an organ
• Ainu: ケウトゥㇺ (kewtum) — an organ
• Ainu: カッ (kat) — an organ
• Akkadian: 𒊮 (libbu) — an organ
• Alabama: chonoska — an organ
• Albanian: zemër — an organ
• Southern Altai: јӱрек (ǰürek) — an organ
• Ama: mulu — an organ
• Amharic: ልብ (ləb) — an organ
• Andi: рокӏо (rokʼo) — an organ
• Western Apache: bijíí — an organ
• Arabic: قَلْب (qalb) — an organ
• Arabic: فُؤَاد (fuʔād) — an organ
• Chadian Arabic: قلب (galib) — an organ
• Arabic: قلب (arz) — an organ
• Arabic: قلب (afb) — an organ
• Arabic: قلب (acw) — an organ
• Juba Arabic: gelba — an organ
• Arabic: قلب (ary) — an organ
• Arabic: قلب (ajp) — an organ
• Aragonese: corazón — an organ
• Aramaic: ܠܒܐ (syc) — an organ
• Jewish Babylonian Aramaic: לִבָּא (libbā) — an organ
• Archi: икӏв (ikwʼ) — an organ
• Armenian: սիրտ (sirt) — an organ
• Old Armenian: սիրտ (sirt) — an organ
• Aromanian: inimã (roa-rup) — an organ
• Assamese: ডিল (dil) — an organ
• Assamese: হিয়া-জালী (hia-zali) — an organ
• Assamese: হৃদযন্ত্ৰ (hridozontro) — an organ
• Assamese: হৃদপিণ্ড (hridopindo) — an organ
• Assamese: কলিজা (koliza) — an organ
• Asturian: corazón — an organ
• Asturian: corazu — an organ
• Asturian: coral — an organ
• Avar: ракӏ (rakʼ) — an organ
• Aymara: lluqu — an organ
• Azerbaijani: ürək — an organ
• West Coast Bajau: jantung — an organ
• Bakhtiari: دل (del) — an organ
• Baluchi: دل (dil) — an organ
• Baluchi: زرد (zird) — an organ
• Bambara: dusu — an organ
• Bangi: motema — an organ
• Banjarese: andui — an organ
• Bashkir: йөрәк (yörək) — an organ
• Basque: bihotz — an organ
• Bats: დოკ class dd (doḳ) — an organ
• Belarusian: сэ́рца (sérca) — an organ
• Bengali: হৃৎপিন্ড (hritpinḍ) — an organ
• Bengali: হার্ট (harṭo) — an organ
• Bhojpuri: दिल (dil) — an organ
• Bau Bidayuh: satung — an organ
• Central Bikol: puso — an organ
• Boloki: motéma — an organ
• Breton: kalon — an organ
• Budukh: йыкӏ (jıkʼ) — an organ
• Bulgarian: сърце́ (sǎrcé) — an organ
• Burmese: နှလုံး (hna.lum:) — an organ
• Buryat: зүрхэн (bxr) — an organ
• Carpathian Rusyn: сердце (serdce) — an organ
• Catalan: cor — an organ
• Cebuano: kasingkasing — an organ
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵓⵍ (ul) — an organ
• Chamicuro: ajkeloki — an organ
• Chavacano: corazon — an organ
• Chechen: дог (dog) — an organ
• Chepang: ल्हुङ् — an organ
• Cherokee: ᎠᏓᏅᏙ (adanvdo) — an organ
• Chichewa: mtima — an organ
• Chinese Cantonese: 心臟 /心脏 (sam1 zong6) — an organ
• Chinese: щин (xin) — an organ
• Chinese: галэбу (galebu) — an organ
• Eastern Min Chinese: 心臟 /心脏 (sĭng-câung) — an organ
• Hakka Chinese: 心臟 /心脏 (sîm-chhong) — an organ
• Chinese: 心臟 /心脏 (sim-chōng) — an organ
• Chinese Mandarin: 心臟 /心脏 (xīnzàng) — an organ
• Wu Chinese: 心臟 /心脏 (1shin-zaon) — an organ
• Chukchi: линлиӈ (ḷinḷiṇ) — an organ
• Chuvash: чӗре (čĕre) — an organ
• West Circassian: гу (gwu) — an organ
• Coptic: ϩⲏⲧ (hēt) — an organ
• Cornish: kolon — an organ
• Corsican: core — an organ
• Crimean Tatar: yürek — an organ
• Czech: srdce — an organ
• Danish: hjerte — an organ
• Dargwa: уркӏи (urḳi) — an organ
• Dhivehi: ހިތް (hit̊) — an organ
• Dolgan: һүрэк (hürek) — an organ
• Dutch: hart — an organ
• Eblaite: 𒇷𒅤 (li-bù) — an organ
• Egyptian: ib:Z1 (jb) — an organ
• Egyptian: HAt:t*y-F34 (ḥꜣtj) — an organ
• Elfdalian: järta — an organ
• Emilian: côr (eml) — an organ
• Erzya: седей (sedej) — an organ
• Esperanto: koro — an organ
• Estonian: süda — an organ
• Evenki: меван (mewan) — an organ
• Ewe: dzi — an organ
• Fala: corazón — an organ
• Faroese: hjarta — an organ
• Fijian: uto — an organ
• Fiji Hindi: dil — an organ
• Finnish: sydän — an organ
• French: cœur — an organ
• Middle French: coeur — an organ
• Old French: cuer — an organ
• North Frisian: hart — an organ
• Old Frisian: hirte — an organ
• Saterland Frisian: Haat — an organ
• West-Frisian: hert — an organ
• Friulian: cûr — an organ
• Fula: ɓernde — an organ
• Gagauz: kalp — an organ
• Galician: corazón — an organ
• Galician: cor — an organ
• Ge'ez: ልብ (ləb) — an organ
• Georgian: გული (guli) — an organ
• German: Herz — an organ
• German: Härz (als) — an organ
• Old High German: herza — an organ
• Gothic: 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐍂𐍄𐍉 (hairtō) — an organ
• Greek: καρδιά (kardiá) — an organ
• Ancient Greek: καρδία (kardía) — an organ
• Ancient Greek: κῆρ (kêr) — an organ
• Greenlandic: uummat — an organ
• Mbya Guarani: py'a — an organ
• Paraguayan Guarani: ñe'ã — an organ
• Gujarati: દિલ (dil) — an organ
• Gujarati: હૃદય (hŕdya) — an organ
• Gujarati: હૈયું (haiyũ) — an organ
• Gurani: دڵ (dił) — an organ
• Haitian Creole: kè — an organ
• Harsusi: ḥelbeb — an organ
• Hausa: zūcìyā — an organ
• Hawaiian: puʻuwai — an organ
• Hebrew: לֵב (lev) — an organ
• Hidatsa: náada — an organ
• Higaonon: kasingkasing — an organ
• Hiligaynon: tagipusoon — an organ
• Hindi: दिल (dil) — an organ
• Hindi: हृदय (hŕday) — an organ
• Hindi: हिया (hiyā) — an organ
• Hindi: कलेजा (kalejā) — an organ
• Hindi: जिगर (jigar) — an organ
• Hindi: क़ल्ब (qalb) — an organ
• Hindi: कल्ब (kalb) — an organ
• Hindi: हार्ट (hārṭ) — an organ
• Hindi: हृद् (hŕd) — an organ
• Hindi: हिवड़ा (hivṛā) — an organ
• Hindi: जिगरा (jigrā) — an organ
• Hindi: गूदा (gūdā) — an organ
• Hittite: 𒆠𒅕 (kir) — an organ
• White Hmong: plawv — an organ
• Hungarian: szív — an organ
• Hunsrik: Herz — an organ
• Hunzib: ра̇кӏу (råḳu) — an organ
• Icelandic: hjarta — an organ
• Ido: kordio — an organ
• Igbo: obi — an organ
• Ilocano: puso — an organ
• Indonesian: jantung — an organ
• Ingrian: syänmuna — an organ
• Ingush: дог (dog) — an organ
• Interlingua: corde — an organ
• Inuktitut: ᐆᒻᒪᑎ (oommati) — an organ
• Inupiaq: uumman — an organ
• Irish: croí — an organ
• Old Irish: cride — an organ
• Isnag: puso — an organ
• Istriot: core — an organ
• Istriot: cor — an organ
• Istriot: cour — an organ
• Italian: cuore — an organ
• Ivatan: taul (ivv) — an organ
• Japanese: 心臓 (shinzō) — an organ
• Japanese: 心 (kokoro) — an organ
• Javanese: ꦗꦤ꧀ꦠꦸꦁ (jantung) — an organ
• Jeju: ᄆᆞ슴 (mawseum) — an organ
• Kabyle: ul — an organ
• Kaitag: а́къкъе (áɢɢe) — an organ
• Kalmyk: зүркн (zürkn) — an organ
• Kannada: ಹೃದಯ (hṛdaya) — an organ
• Kanuri: karǝgǝ — an organ
• Kashubian: serce — an organ
• Kavalan: anem — an organ
• Kazakh: жүрек (jürek) — an organ
• Ket: хуу (hū) — an organ
• Eastern Khanty: сәм (səm) — an organ
• Northern Khanty: сӑм (săm) — an organ
• Khmer: បេះដូង (behdoung) — an organ
• Khvarshi: локӏва (lok’va) — an organ
• K'iche': anima’ — an organ
• Kimbundu: muxima — an organ
• Kituba: ntima — an organ
• Komi-Permyak: сьӧлӧм (śölöm) — an organ
• Komi-Zyrian: сьӧлӧм (śölöm) — an organ
• Kongo: mwoyo — an organ
• Kongo: ntima — an organ
• Korean: 심장 (simjang) — an organ
• Kumyk: юрек (yurek) — an organ
• Kuna: kuage — an organ
• Central Kurdish: دڵ (dill) — an organ
• Central Kurdish: زر (zir) — an organ
• Laki: دِڵ (dill) — an organ
• Northern Kurdish: dil — an organ
• Northern Kurdish: qelb — an organ
• Southern Kurdish: دِڵ (dill) — an organ
• Kwangali: mutjima class 3 — an organ
• Kyrgyz: жүрөк (jürök) — an organ
• Ladakhi: སྙིང (snying) — an organ
• Ladino: korasón — an organ
• Lak: къюкӏ (q:uʕkʼ) — an organ
• Lakota: chaŋté — an organ
• Lao: ໃຈ (chai) — an organ
• Lao: ກະມະລະ (ka ma la) — an organ
• Lao: ຈິດຕະຣາດ (chit ta rāt) — an organ
• Lao: ດວງໃຈ (dūang chai) — an organ
• Lao: ຣຶໄທ (rư thai) — an organ
• Lao: ຫົວໃຈ (hūa chai) — an organ
• Latgalian: sirds — an organ
• Latin: cor — an organ
• Latvian: sirds — an organ
• Laz: გური (guri) — an organ
• Lezgi: рикӏ (riḳ) — an organ
• Ligurian: cheu — an organ
• Limburgish: hert — an organ
• Lingala: motéma — an organ
• Lithuanian: širdis — an organ
• Livonian: sidām — an organ
• Lokono: wasina — an organ
• Lombard: cör — an organ
• Lombard: cœur — an organ
• Low German: Hiärte — an organ
• Low German: Hiätt — an organ
• Low German: Hart — an organ
• Luganda: omutima — an organ
• Lutuv: palung — an organ
• Luwian: 𒍝𒀀𒅈𒍝 (zārza) — an organ
• Luxembourgish: Häerz — an organ
• Macedonian: срце (srce) — an organ
• Makhuwa: murima — an organ
• Malagasy: fo — an organ
• Malay: jantung — an organ
• Brunei Malay: jantung — an organ
• Malayalam: ഹൃദയം (hr̥dayaṁ) — an organ
• Maltese: qalb — an organ
• Manchu: ᠨᡳᠶᠠᠮᠠᠨ (niyaman) — an organ
• Manchu: ᠮᡠᠵᡳᠯᡝᠨ (mujilen) — an organ
• Northern Mansi: сым (sym) — an organ
• Manx: cree — an organ
• Māori: manawa — an organ
• Mapudungun: piwke — an organ
• Maranao: poso' — an organ
• Marathi: ह्रुदय (hruday) — an organ
• Eastern Mari: шӱм (šüm) — an organ
• Western Mari: йӓнг (jäng) — an organ
• Maricopa: iiwa — an organ
• Marwari: हिवड़ौ (hivṛau) — an organ
• Mauritian Creole: leker — an organ
• Mazanderani: دل — an organ
• Central Melanau: jatuong — an organ
• Mingrelian: გური (guri) — an organ
• Mirandese: coraçon — an organ
• Mizo: lung — an organ
• Mizo: thinlung — an organ
• Mòcheno: hèrz — an organ
• Moksha: седи (sedi) — an organ
• Mongolian: зүрх (zürx) — an organ
• Mongolian: ᠵᠢᠷᠦᠬᠡ (ǰirüke) — an organ
• Mozarabic: قرجون (qurəjūn) — an organ
• Muak Sa-aak: roc3 caj3 — an organ
• Mwani: moyo — an organ
• Central Huasteca Nahuatl: yolotl — an organ
• Central Nahuatl: yolotl — an organ
• Classical Nahuatl: yollotl — an organ
• Classical Nahuatl: yollohtli — an organ
• Nanai: миаван (miawan) — an organ
• Nauruan: idiruko — an organ
• Navajo: ajéídíshjool — an organ
• Neapolitan: core — an organ
• Tundra Nenets: сей (sej) — an organ
• Nepali: मुटु (muṭu) — an organ
• Nepali: हृदय (hr̥daya) — an organ
• Newar: नुगः (nuga:) — an organ
• Nogai: юрек (yurek) — an organ
• Norman: tchoeu — an organ
• Norman: tchoeur — an organ
• Norwegian Bokmål: hjerte — an organ
• Norwegian Nynorsk: hjarte — an organ
• Norwegian Nynorsk: hjarta — an organ
• Occitan: còr — an organ
• Old Occitan: cor — an organ
• Odia: ହୃତ୍ପିଣ୍ଡ (hrutpiṇḍa) — an organ
• Northern Ohlone: mí̄nji — an organ
• Ojibwe: inde' — an organ
• Okinawan: くくる (kukuru) — an organ
• Church Slavic: срьдьце (srĭdĭce) — an organ
• Church Slavic: ⱄⱃⱐⰴⱐⱌⰵ (srĭdĭce) — an organ
• Old East Slavic: сьрдьце (sĭrdĭce) — an organ
• Old English: heorte — an organ
• Old Norse: hjarta — an organ
• Old Prussian: seyr — an organ
• Old Prussian: sīr — an organ
• Old Prussian: sīran — an organ
• Old Tupi: nhy'ã — an organ
• Orok: ме̄ва (mēva) — an organ
• Oromo: honnee — an organ
• Oromo: laphee — an organ
• Ossetian: зӕрдӕ (zærdæ) — an organ
• Palauan: reng — an organ
• Pali: hadaya — an organ
• Pangasinan: puso — an organ
• Pannonian Rusyn: шерцо (šerco) — an organ
• Papiamentu: kurason — an organ
• Pashto: زړه (zrë) — an organ
• Pashto: قلب (qalb) — an organ
• Dari: دِل (dil) — an organ
• Dari: قَلْب (qalb) — an organ
• Iranian Persian: دِل (del) — an organ
• Iranian Persian: قَلْب (ġalb) — an organ
• Phoenician: 𐤋𐤁 (lb) — an organ
• Picard: tchoeur — an organ
• Piedmontese: cheur — an organ
• Pipil: -yulu — an organ
• Pitjantjatjara: kuṯuṯu — an organ
• Plautdietsch: Hoat (nds) — an organ
• Polabian: zai̯våtăk — an organ
• Polish: serce — an organ
• Portuguese: coração — an organ
• Punjabi: ਦਿਲ (dil) — an organ
• Punjabi: ਜਿਗਰਾ (jigrā) — an organ
• Punjabi: ਹਿਰਦਾ (hirdā) — an organ
• Quechua: sunqu — an organ
• Quechua: songo — an organ
• Quechua: şongo — an organ
• Rapa Nui: mahatu — an organ
• Rapa Nui: 'īnaŋa — an organ
• Rohingya: kolób — an organ
• Rohingya: qolób — an organ
• Rohingya: dil — an organ
• Romagnol: cör (eml) — an organ
• Romani: ilo — an organ
• Romanian: inimă — an organ
• Romanian: cord — an organ
• Romansh: cor — an organ
• Russian: се́рдце (sérdce) — an organ
• Rwanda-Rundi: umutima — an organ
• Kildin-Sami: кӯттҍк (kūtt’k) — an organ
• Northern Sami: váibmu — an organ
• Pite Sami: vájbmo — an organ
• Skolt-Sami: čââʹđ — an organ
• Samoan: fatun — an organ
• Samogitian: šėrdės (bat-smg) — an organ
• Sanskrit: हृदय (hṛdaya) — an organ
• Sanskrit: हृद् (hṛd) — an organ
• Santali: ᱵᱳᱨᱳ (boro) — an organ
• Sardinian: còro — an organ
• Scots: hert — an organ
• Scottish Gaelic: cridhe — an organ
• Sebop: pucu — an organ
• Serbo-Croatian: ср̏це — an organ
• Serbo-Croatian: sȑce — an organ
• Sherpa: སྙིང (snying) — an organ
• Shona: moyo — an organ
• Shor: чӱрек (çürek) — an organ
• Sicilian: cori — an organ
• Sidamo: wodana — an organ
• Silesian: serce — an organ
• Sindhi: دِلِ (dili) — an organ
• Sinhalese: හදවත (hadawata) — an organ
• Slovak: srdce — an organ
• Slovene: srce — an organ
• Somali: wadne — an organ
• Somali: qalbi — an organ
• Lower Sorbian: wutšoba — an organ
• Lower Sorbian: serce — an organ
• Upper Sorbian: wutroba — an organ
• Sotho: pelo — an organ
• Spanish: corazón — an organ
• Sundanese: jantung — an organ
• Svan: გვი (gvi) — an organ
• Svan: გუ̂ი (gûi) — an organ
• Svan: გუ (gu) — an organ
• Swahili: moyo — an organ
• Swahili: mioyo — an organ
• Swedish: hjärta — an organ
• Tabasaran: юкӏв — an organ
• Tagalog: puso — an organ
• Tajik: дил (dil) — an organ
• Tajik: қалб (qalb) — an organ
• Talysh: dıl — an organ
• Tamil: இதயம் (itayam) — an organ
• Tamil: குண்டி (kuṇṭi) — an organ
• Taos: píana — an organ
• Tat: dül — an organ
• Tatar: йөрәк (yöräk) — an organ
• Tausug: jantung — an organ
• Teke-Tege: otuma — an organ
• Telugu: గుండె (guṇḍe) — an organ
• Tetum: fuan — an organ
• Tewa: pín — an organ
• Thai: หัวใจ (hǔua-jai) — an organ
• Thai: ดวงใจ (duuang-jai) — an organ
• Thai: หฤทัย (hà-rʉ́-tai) — an organ
• Thai: ฤทัย (rʉ́-tai) — an organ
• Tibetan: སྙིང (snying) — an organ
• Tibetan: མགུལ་སྙིང (mgul snying) — an organ
• Tigre: ልብ (ləb) — an organ
• Tigrinya: ልቢ (ləbi) — an organ
• Tocharian A: āriñc — an organ
• Tocharian B: käryāñ — an organ
• Tocharian B: arañce — an organ
• Tok Pisin: klok — an organ
• Tooro: omutima class 3 — an organ
• Tswana: pelo — an organ
• Tumbuka: mtima — an organ
• Turkish: yürek — an organ
• Turkish: kalp — an organ
• Turkish: dil — an organ
• Turkish: gönül — an organ
• Ottoman Turkish: یورك (yürek) — an organ
• Ottoman Turkish: قلب (kalb) — an organ
• Ottoman Turkish: گوڭل (göñül) — an organ
• Turkmen: kalp — an organ
• Turkmen: ýürek — an organ
• Tuvan: чүрек (çürek) — an organ
• Ubykh: гьы (gjə) — an organ
• Udmurt: сюлэм (śulem) — an organ
• Ugaritic: 𐎍𐎁 (lb) — an organ
• Ukrainian: се́рце (sérce) — an organ
• Umbundu: utima — an organ
• Umbuygamu: itam — an organ
• Urdu: دِل (dil) — an organ
• Urdu: قَلْب (qalb) — an organ
• Urdu: ہْرِدَی (hridaī) — an organ
• Uyghur: يۈرەك (yürek) — an organ
• Uyghur: قەلب (qelb) — an organ
• Uzbek: yurak — an organ
• Venetan: còre — an organ
• Vietnamese: tim — an organ
• Vili: ntima — an organ
• Volapük: lad — an organ
• Võro: süä (fiu-vro) — an organ
• Votic: süä — an organ
• Walloon: cour — an organ
• Welsh: calon — an organ
• Middle Welsh: callon — an organ
• Wolaytta: wozanaa — an organ
• Wolof: xol — an organ
• Xhosa: intliziyo — an organ
• Yaghnobi: бандил (bandil) — an organ
• Yakut: сүрэх (süreq) — an organ
• Yiddish: הערץ (herts) — an organ
• Yiddish: האַרץ (harts) — an organ
• Yoruba: ọkàn — an organ
• Yucatec Maya: puksiʼikʼal — an organ
• Yurok: chekws — an organ
• Záparo: w̲íhiá — an organ
• Zazaki: zerri (diq) — an organ
• Zazaki: zare (diq) — an organ
• Zazaki: dil (diq) — an organ
• Zazaki: zerzi (diq) — an organ
• Zazaki: qelb (diq) — an organ
• Zealandic: 'arte — an organ
• Zhuang: sim — an organ
• Zulu: inhliziyo — an organ
• ǃXóõ: ǀqʻàn — an organ
• Arabic: قَلْب (qalb) — emotions or kindness
• Arabic: قَلْب (acw) — emotions or kindness
• Juba Arabic: gelba — emotions or kindness
• Armenian: սիրտ (sirt) — emotions or kindness
• Assamese: হিয়া (hia) — emotions or kindness
• Assamese: আমঠু (amothu) — emotions or kindness
• Assamese: অন্তৰ (ontor) — emotions or kindness
• Assamese: হৃদয় (hridoy) — emotions or kindness
• Assamese: কলিজা (koliza) — emotions or kindness
• Azerbaijani: ürək — emotions or kindness
• Azerbaijani: qəlb — emotions or kindness
• Azerbaijani: könül — emotions or kindness
• Bashkir: күңел (küñel) — emotions or kindness
• Bengali: হৃদয় (hridoẏ) — emotions or kindness
• Bulgarian: чу́вства (čúvstva) — emotions or kindness
• Burmese: အသည်းနှလုံး (a.sany:hna.lum:) — emotions or kindness
• Chinese: щин (xin) — emotions or kindness
• Chinese Mandarin: 心 (xīn) — emotions or kindness
• Czech: srdce — emotions or kindness
• Danish: hjerte — emotions or kindness
• Dutch: hart — emotions or kindness
• Faroese: hjarta — emotions or kindness
• Finnish: sydän — emotions or kindness
• French: cœur — emotions or kindness
• West-Frisian: hert — emotions or kindness
• Galician: ámago — emotions or kindness
• German: Herzchen — emotions or kindness
• Gothic: 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐍂𐍄𐍉 (hairtō) — emotions or kindness
• Greek: καρδιά (kardiá) — emotions or kindness
• Greek: ψυχή (psychí) — emotions or kindness
• Ancient Greek: καρδία (kardía) — emotions or kindness
• Ancient Greek: ἦτορ (êtor) — emotions or kindness
• Ancient Greek: κῆρ (kêr) — emotions or kindness
• Hidatsa: náada — emotions or kindness
• Hindi: दिल (dil) — emotions or kindness
• Hindi: मन (man) — emotions or kindness
• Hindi: क़ल्ब (qalb) — emotions or kindness
• Hindi: कलेजा (kalejā) — emotions or kindness
• Hindi: हिया (hiyā) — emotions or kindness
• Hindi: अंतर (antar) — emotions or kindness
• Hindi: मेहर (mehar) — emotions or kindness
• Hindi: मेहरबानी (meharbānī) — emotions or kindness
• Hindi: हृदय (hŕday) — emotions or kindness
• Hindi: गूदा (gūdā) — emotions or kindness
• White Hmong: siab — emotions or kindness
• Indonesian: kalbu — emotions or kindness
• Indonesian: sanubari — emotions or kindness
• Ingrian: syän — emotions or kindness
• Irish: croí — emotions or kindness
• Italian: cuore — emotions or kindness
• Japanese: 気持ち (kimochi) — emotions or kindness
• Japanese: 心 (kokoro) — emotions or kindness
• Jeju: ᄆᆞ슴 (mawseum) — emotions or kindness
• Korean: 마음 (ma'eum) — emotions or kindness
• Northern Kurdish: dil — emotions or kindness
• Northern Kurdish: qelb — emotions or kindness
• Macedonian: срце (srce) — emotions or kindness
• Malay: hati — emotions or kindness
• Malay: kalbu — emotions or kindness
• Malay: sanubari — emotions or kindness
• Brunei Malay: ati — emotions or kindness
• Maltese: qalb — emotions or kindness
• Mizo: thinlung — emotions or kindness
• Navajo: ajéí — emotions or kindness
• Norwegian Bokmål: hjerte — emotions or kindness
• Norwegian Nynorsk: hjarte — emotions or kindness
• Old English: heorte — emotions or kindness
• Iranian Persian: مِهْر (mehr) — emotions or kindness
• Iranian Persian: مِهْرَبانی (mehrabâni) — emotions or kindness
• Plautdietsch: Hoat (nds) — emotions or kindness
• Portuguese: amabilidade — emotions or kindness
• Portuguese: bondade — emotions or kindness
• Portuguese: generosidade — emotions or kindness
• Romanian: inimă — emotions or kindness
• Romanian: suflet — emotions or kindness
• Russian: чу́вства (čúvstva) — emotions or kindness
• Serbo-Croatian: ср̏це — emotions or kindness
• Serbo-Croatian: sȑce — emotions or kindness
• Spanish: coraje — emotions or kindness
• Swedish: hjärta — emotions or kindness
• Tagalog: puso — emotions or kindness
• Tamil: மனசு (maṉacu) — emotions or kindness
• Tamil: உள்ளம் (uḷḷam) — emotions or kindness
• Telugu: మనసు (manasu) — emotions or kindness
• Telugu: హృదయం (hr̥dayaṁ) — emotions or kindness
• Thai: หัวใจ (hǔua-jai) — emotions or kindness
• Thai: ดวงใจ (duuang-jai) — emotions or kindness
• Thai: ฤทัย (rʉ́-tai) — emotions or kindness
• Thai: ใจ (jai) — emotions or kindness
• Tok Pisin: bel — emotions or kindness
• Tok Pisin: lewa — emotions or kindness
• Urdu: دِل (dil) — emotions or kindness
• Urdu: مَن (man) — emotions or kindness
• Urdu: قَلْب (qalb) — emotions or kindness
• Vietnamese: lòng — emotions or kindness
• Yiddish: לבֿ (leyv) — emotions or kindness
• Yoruba: ọkàn — emotions or kindness
• Zulu: inhliziyo — emotions or kindness
• Arabic: قَلْب (qalb) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Arabic: قَلْب (acw) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Armenian: սիրտ (sirt) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Azerbaijani: könül — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Ngazidja Comorian: muo — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Ngazidja Comorian: roho — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Ngazidja Comorian: moo — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Dutch: hart — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Egyptian: ib:Z1 (jb) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Egyptian: HAt:t*y-F34 (ḥꜣtj) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Finnish: sydän — seat of affections, understanding or will
• French: cœur — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Georgian: გული (guli) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• German: Herz — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Ancient Greek: καρδία (kardía) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Ancient Greek: ἦτορ (êtor) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Mbya Guarani: py'a — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Hindi: हृदय (hŕday) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Hindi: क़ल्ब (qalb) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Hindi: कल्ब (kalb) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Hindi: हृद् (hŕd) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Hindi: गूदा (gūdā) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Ingrian: syän — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Italian: cuore — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Japanese: 心 (kokoro) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Latin: cor — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Latvian: sirds — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Malay: hati — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Māori: whatumanawa — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Māori: ngākau — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Old Norse: hugr — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Old Tupi: py'a — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Pitjantjatjara: kuṯuṯu — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Plautdietsch: Hoat (nds) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Polish: serce — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Portuguese: coração — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Russian: се́рдце (sérdce) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Sanskrit: हृदय (hṛdaya) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Sanskrit: हृद् (hṛd) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Swahili: ini — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Tamil: நெஞ்சு (neñcu) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Tamil: நெஞ்சம் (neñcam) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Thai: ใจ (jai) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Thai: เมตตา (mêet-dtaa) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Thai: กรุณา (gà-rú-naa) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Tok Pisin: bel — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Tok Pisin: lewa — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Ottoman Turkish: گوڭل (göñül) — seat of affections, understanding or will
• Arabic: قَلْب (qalb) — a shape or symbol
• Arabic: قَلْب (acw) — a shape or symbol
• Armenian: սիրտ (sirt) — a shape or symbol
• Catalan: cor — a shape or symbol
• Chinese Cantonese: 心形 (sam1 jing4) — a shape or symbol
• Chinese Mandarin: 心形 (xīnxíng) — a shape or symbol
• Czech: srdce — a shape or symbol
• Danish: hjerte — a shape or symbol
• Dutch: hart — a shape or symbol
• Faroese: hjarta — a shape or symbol
• Finnish: sydän — a shape or symbol
• French: cœur — a shape or symbol
• West-Frisian: hert — a shape or symbol
• German: Herz — a shape or symbol
• Greek: καρδιά (kardiá) — a shape or symbol
• Hindi: क़ल्ब (qalb) — a shape or symbol
• Hindi: कल्ब (kalb) — a shape or symbol
• Hindi: दिल (dil) — a shape or symbol
• Hindi: प्रेम (prem) — a shape or symbol
• Hungarian: szív — a shape or symbol
• Icelandic: hjarta — a shape or symbol
• Indonesian: hati — a shape or symbol
• Irish: croí — a shape or symbol
• Italian: cuore — a shape or symbol
• Japanese: ハート (hāto) — a shape or symbol
• Japanese: 心形 (shinkei) — a shape or symbol
• Northern Kurdish: dil — a shape or symbol
• Northern Kurdish: qelb — a shape or symbol
• Latvian: sirds — a shape or symbol
• Lithuanian: širdis — a shape or symbol
• Macedonian: срце (srce) — a shape or symbol
• Maltese: qalb — a shape or symbol
• Mizo: thinlung — a shape or symbol
• Mizo: tawka — a shape or symbol
• Norman: tchoeu — a shape or symbol
• Norwegian Bokmål: hjerte — a shape or symbol
• Iranian Persian: دِل (del) — a shape or symbol
• Polish: serce — a shape or symbol
• Polish: serduszko — a shape or symbol
• Portuguese: coração — a shape or symbol
• Romanian: inimă — a shape or symbol
• Russian: се́рдце (sérdce) — a shape or symbol
• Russian: серде́чко (serdéčko) — a shape or symbol
• Scottish Gaelic: cridhe — a shape or symbol
• Serbo-Croatian: ср̏це — a shape or symbol
• Serbo-Croatian: sȑce — a shape or symbol
• Slovene: srce — a shape or symbol
• Spanish: corazón — a shape or symbol
• Swedish: hjärta — a shape or symbol
• Tagalog: puso — a shape or symbol
• Telugu: ప్రేమ (prēma) — a shape or symbol
• Thai: หัวใจ (hǔua-jai) — a shape or symbol
• Turkish: kalp — a shape or symbol
• Vietnamese: hình trái tim — a shape or symbol
• Arabic: كُبَّا (kubbā) — a suit of cards
• Armenian: սիրտ (sirt) — a suit of cards
• Assamese: হৰতন (horoton) — a suit of cards
• Bulgarian: ку́па (kúpa) — a suit of cards
• Burmese: ပိမ့် (pim.) — a suit of cards
• Chinese Cantonese: 紅心 /红心 — a suit of cards
• Chinese Mandarin: 紅心 /红心 (hóngxīn) — a suit of cards
• Chinese Mandarin: 紅桃 /红桃 (hóngtáo) — a suit of cards
• Czech: srdce — a suit of cards
• Danish: hjerter — a suit of cards
• Dutch: harten — a suit of cards
• Esperanto: kero — a suit of cards
• Faroese: hjørtu — a suit of cards
• Finnish: hertta — a suit of cards
• French: cœur — a suit of cards
• West-Frisian: herten — a suit of cards
• Georgian: გული (guli) — a suit of cards
• German: Herz — a suit of cards
• Greek: κούπα (koúpa) — a suit of cards
• Hindi: हृदय (hŕday) — a suit of cards
• Hindi: दिल (dil) — a suit of cards
• Hungarian: kőr — a suit of cards
• Hungarian: piros — a suit of cards
• Hungarian: herc — a suit of cards
• Icelandic: hjarta — a suit of cards
• Indonesian: hati — a suit of cards
• Ingrian: herttä — a suit of cards
• Irish: hart — a suit of cards
• Italian: cuori — a suit of cards
• Japanese: ハート (hāto) — a suit of cards
• Khmer: កឺ (kəɨ) — a suit of cards
• Korean: 하트 (hateu) — a suit of cards
• Northern Kurdish: dil — a suit of cards
• Northern Kurdish: qelb — a suit of cards
• Lombard: cœur — a suit of cards
• Macedonian: херц (herc) — a suit of cards
• Macedonian: срце (srce) — a suit of cards
• Malay: lekuk — a suit of cards
• Maltese: koppi — a suit of cards
• Māori: hāte — a suit of cards
• Mizo: tawka — a suit of cards
• Mongolian: бундан (bundan) — a suit of cards
• Mongolian: ᠪᠤᠨᠳᠠᠩ (bundang) — a suit of cards
• Navajo: góobas — a suit of cards
• Navajo: báabas — a suit of cards
• Norman: tchoeu — a suit of cards
• Norwegian Bokmål: hjerter — a suit of cards
• Ojibwe: gii'on — a suit of cards
• Ojibwe: giiwoon — a suit of cards
• Ojibwe: giiyoon — a suit of cards
• Iranian Persian: دِل (del) — a suit of cards
• Polish: kier — a suit of cards
• Polish: serce — a suit of cards
• Polish: czerwień — a suit of cards
• Portuguese: copas — a suit of cards
• Romanian: inimă — a suit of cards
• Romanian: cupă — a suit of cards
• Russian: че́рви (čérvi) — a suit of cards
• Russian: че́рвы (čérvy) — a suit of cards
• Russian: че́рва (čérva) — a suit of cards
• Serbo-Croatian: ср̏це — a suit of cards
• Serbo-Croatian: sȑce — a suit of cards
• Slovene: srce — a suit of cards
• Spanish: copa — a suit of cards
• Spanish: corazón — a suit of cards
• Swahili: kopa — a suit of cards
• Swedish: hjärter — a suit of cards
• Tamil: ஆர்ட்டின் (ārṭṭiṉ) — a suit of cards
• Telugu: ఆఠీను (āṭhīnu) — a suit of cards
• Thai: โพแดง (poo-dɛɛng) — a suit of cards
• Turkish: kupa — a suit of cards
• Unami: lish — a suit of cards
• Vietnamese: cơ — a suit of cards
• Arabic: قَلْب (qalb) — centre or core
• Arabic: جَوْهَر (jawhar) — centre or core
• Armenian: սիրտ (sirt) — centre or core
• Bulgarian: сърцевина́ (sǎrceviná) — centre or core
• Bulgarian: ядро́ (jadró) — centre or core
• Catalan: cor — centre or core
• Catalan: si — centre or core
• Chinese Cantonese: 中心 (zung1 sam1) — centre or core
• Chinese Mandarin: 中心 (zhōngxīn) — centre or core
• Czech: srdce — centre or core
• Danish: hjerte — centre or core
• Dutch: hart — centre or core
• Esperanto: kerno — centre or core
• Faroese: hjarta — centre or core
• Finnish: sydän — centre or core
• Finnish: ydin — centre or core
• French: cœur — centre or core
• West-Frisian: hert — centre or core
• Georgian: გული (guli) — centre or core
• German: Kern — centre or core
• German: Herz — centre or core
• Greek: καρδιά (kardiá) — centre or core
• Ancient Greek: καρδία (kardía) — centre or core
• Hebrew: מרכז (merkáz) — centre or core
• Hebrew: לב (lev) — centre or core
• Hindi: हृदय (hŕday) — centre or core
• Hindi: क़ल्ब (qalb) — centre or core
• Hindi: कल्ब (kalb) — centre or core
• Hindi: मध्य (madhya) — centre or core
• Hindi: दिल (dil) — centre or core
• Hindi: जौहर (jauhar) — centre or core
• Hindi: गूदा (gūdā) — centre or core
• Hungarian: szív — centre or core
• Icelandic: hjarta — centre or core
• Indonesian: inti — centre or core
• Indonesian: intisari — centre or core
• Irish: croí — centre or core
• Italian: nocciolo — centre or core
• Japanese: 中心 (chūshin) — centre or core
• K'iche': k’u’x — centre or core
• Northern Kurdish: dil — centre or core
• Northern Kurdish: qelb — centre or core
• Macedonian: срцевина (srcevina) — centre or core
• Maltese: qalba — centre or core
• Maltese: ġewieni — centre or core
• Māori: mano — centre or core
• Māori: kahiwi — centre or core
• Māori: oru — centre or core
• Māori: tahiwi — centre or core
• Māori: karihi — centre or core
• Mizo: laimu — centre or core
• Mòcheno: hèrz — centre or core
• Norman: tchoeu — centre or core
• Norwegian Bokmål: hjertet — centre or core
• Iranian Persian: دِل (del) — centre or core
• Polish: serce — centre or core
• Portuguese: cerne — centre or core
• Romanian: centru — centre or core
• Romanian: mijloc — centre or core
• Romanian: inimă — centre or core
• Russian: се́рдце (sérdce) — centre or core
• Russian: сердцеви́на (serdcevína) — centre or core
• Russian: ядро́ (jadró) — centre or core
• Sanskrit: हृदय (hṛdaya) — centre or core
• Sanskrit: अन्तर्भाग (antarbhāga) — centre or core
• Sanskrit: मध्य (madhya) — centre or core
• Scottish Gaelic: cridhe — centre or core
• Serbo-Croatian: ср̏це — centre or core
• Serbo-Croatian: sȑce — centre or core
• Spanish: corazón — centre or core
• Swedish: hjärta — centre or core
• Swedish: pudelns kärna — centre or core
• Telugu: మధ్యభాగము (madhyabhāgamu) — centre or core
• Thai: ใจกลาง (jai-glaang) — centre or core
• Vietnamese: trung tâm — centre or core
• Zazaki: zerre (diq) — centre or core
• Zulu: umnyombo — centre or core
• Zulu: inkaba — centre or core
• Czech: srdíčkovat — to mark with the heart symbol
• Polish: serduszkować — to mark with the heart symbol
• Russian: сердечкать (serdečkatʹ) — to mark with the heart symbol
• Serbo-Croatian: срцовати — to mark with the heart symbol
• Serbo-Croatian: srcovati — to mark with the heart symbol
• Slovak: srdiečkovať — to mark with the heart symbol