No. 7,809 in German
heart
The German word for "heart" is "Herz," meaning the organ that pumps blood or symbolizes emotions and love.
In a sentence
Mein Herz schlägt für die Musik.
My heart beats for music.
In this sentence, "heart" is used metaphorically to express passionate feelings or deep attachment toward music.
Er hat ein gutes Herz und hilft immer anderen.
He has a good heart and always helps others.
Here, "heart" is used metaphorically to describe a person's kindness and compassionate nature.
Die Nachricht brach mir das Herz.
The news broke my heart.
In this example, "heart" signifies emotions and feeling, emphasizing how the individual is emotionally affected by the event.
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