heart
[hahrt]
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noun
verb (used with object)
Archaic.
- to fix in the heart.
- to encourage.
Informal. to like or enjoy very much; love: I heart Chicago.
Origin of heart
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heart
noun
verb
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Word Origin for heart
Old English heorte; related to Old Norse hjarta, Gothic hairtō, Old High German herza, Latin cor, Greek kardia, Old Irish cride
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heart
[härt]
n.
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[härt]
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from the bottom of one's heart
heart
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