This is the 7611th most frequent Turkish word.
heart
The Turkish word for "heart" is "kalp," meaning the organ that pumps blood or the center of emotions and feelings.
Here, 'kalbim' (my heart) symbolizes affection and emotional connection, commonly used to express warm feelings in Turkish.
Kalbim her zaman seninle.
My heart is always with you.
'Kalbin' (the heart's) in this context represents inner beauty or purity as a conceptual metaphor.
O resim benim için kalbin güzelliğini ifade ediyor.
That picture expresses the beauty of the heart for me.
The word 'kalp' refers to the physical organ crucial for human health in this sentence.