heart-shaped

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34 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: ürəkvari — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Azerbaijani: ürəyəoxşar — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Catalan: cordiforme — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Danish: hjerteformet — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Dutch: hartvormig — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Esperanto: korforma — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Finnish: sydämen muotoinen — having the supposed shape of a heart
• French: en forme de cœur — having the supposed shape of a heart
• French: en cœur — having the supposed shape of a heart
• French: cordiforme — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Galician: con forma de corazón — having the supposed shape of a heart
• German: herzförmig — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Greek: καρδιόσχημος (kardióschimos) — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Greek: καρδιοειδής (kardioeidís) — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Irish: croíchruthach — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Italian: in forma di cuore — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Italian: cuoriforme — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Japanese: ハート型 (hātogata) — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Navajo: yaago heeneez — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Navajo: ajéí díshjool nahalingo yaago heeneez — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Norwegian Bokmål: hjerteformet — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Norwegian Bokmål: hjerteforma — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Norwegian Nynorsk: hjarteforma — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Polish: sercowaty — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Portuguese: cordiforme — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Russian: сердцеви́дный (serdcevídnyj) — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Russian: сердцеобра́зный (serdceobráznyj) — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Serbo-Croatian: срцо̀лик — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Serbo-Croatian: ср̏цаст — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Serbo-Croatian: srcòlik — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Serbo-Croatian: sȑcast — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Swedish: hjärtformad — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Welsh: calonwedd — having the supposed shape of a heart
• Welsh: calonffurf — having the supposed shape of a heart