English–Japanese

“heart” in Japanese

Japanese

Alsoハート (hāto) · 心 (kokoro)

Romajishinzō

運動すると、心臓が速く動きます。un dō su ru to shin zō ga haya ku ugo ki ma su

When you exercise, your heart beats quickly.

“Heart” in Japanese is 心臓 (shinzō).

The body's beating organ that keeps blood circulating through every part of it.

階段を急いで上ると、心臓がどきどきします。kai dan o iso i de nobo ru to shin zō ga do ki do ki shi ma su

When I climb the stairs quickly, my heart starts pounding.

In everyday Japanese, 心臓 (shinzō) refers specifically to the physical heart, while 心 (kokoro) can describe a person's feelings or inner mind.

hāto

nounheart

このカードにはハートが描かれています。ko no kā do ni wa hā to ga ega ka re te i ma su

A heart is drawn on this card.

kokoro

nounmind

nounheart

心を落ち着かせます。kokoro o o chi tsu ka se ma su

I calm my mind.