Science Fair Project Dictionary
Heart
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English
Pronunciation
- IPA: /hɑːt/
Noun
heart (plural: hearts)
- a muscular organ that pumps blood through the body.
- emotions or kindness in general (but like above, people only have one heart).
- a shape or symbol approximately in the shape of a heart (♥).
- a playing card of the suit hearts featuring one or more heart-shaped symbols.
- the centre or core.
Related terms
- hearty
- artichoke heart
Translations
- Breton: kalon f
- Bulgarian: сърце n
- Catalan: cor
- Chinese Characters: 心
- Chinese: 心臟 /心脏 (1), 心情 (2), 心形 (3), 紅心 (4)
- Czech: srdce n
- Dutch: hart n
- Esperanto: koro
- Finnish: sydän (1,2,3,5), hertta (4)
- French: cœur m
- German: Herz n
- Greek (Modern): καρδιά
- Greek (Ancient): καρθία
- Hebrew: לב m
- Hungarian: szív
- Italian: cuore m
- Japanese: 心 (こころ, kokoro), 心臓 (しんぞう, shinzou)(1); 気持ち (きもち , kimoci), 心情 (しんじょう, shinjou)(2)
- Korean: 심혼 (simhon)
- Latin: cor n
- Low Saxon: hart, n
- Norwegian: hjerte n
- Polish: serce m
- Portuguese: coração m
- Quechua: soncco
- Romanian: inima f
- Romanica: corde m
- Russian: сердце n
- Scottish: hert
- Slovak: srdce n
- Slovene: srce n (1, 3, 4)
- Spanish: corazón m
- Swedish: hjärta (1,2) hjärter (3)
- Turkish: yürek , kalp [-bi]
- Welsh: calon f
See also
- Wikipedia article on the heart
10-26-2009 07:45:12
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