How to say "heart" in Japanese
- 心しんnounThe Sino-Japanese form of 'heart, mind'; on its own it is seldom the word you want, since it chiefly occurs inside compound words rather than as an independent noun.
- 気きnounHere 'heart' is mood or spirits: 気 refers to a person's state of mind at a given moment — feeling cheerful or uneasy, having one's mind set on something, or changing one's mind.
- 心こころnounThe word for the heart as the seat of thought and feeling: emotion, sincerity, kindness, intention — as in English 'speak from the heart' or 'with all one's heart'.
- nounThe loanword: it can stand for the bodily organ, and it also names the heart shape, but for the organ itself 心臓 is the word to reach for.
- 心臓しんぞうnounThe word for the physical organ that pumps blood: anatomy, medicine, and how the body feels — a pounding or aching heart — belong here, not with the 'mind' words.
For the bodily organ use 心臓; for the heart as mind and feelings use 心(こころ); for mood or state of mind use 気; 「ハート」 is the loanword, also the heart shape; 心(しん) chiefly occurs inside compounds.
Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only
- 心しんheart
- 気きspirit
- 心こころmind
- ハートheart
- 心臓しんぞうheart
- 意気いきspirit
- 核心かくしんcore
- 奥おくinner part
- 心頭しんとうheart
- 心根こころねinnermost feelings
- 中心部ちゅうしんぶcentral part
- 中心ちゅうしんcenter
- 真ん中まんなかmiddle
- 中央ちゅうおうcentre
- 精神せいしんmind
- 奥義おうぎsecret techniques (of an art or skill)
- 中部ちゅうぶcenter
- 真髄しんずいessence
- 極意ごくいinnermost secrets (of an art or skill)
- ヘルツheart
- 只中ただなかmiddle
- 胸三寸むねさんずんheart
- 胸懐きょうかいheart
- 心肝しんかんheart
- 心胆しんたんheart
- 心の臓しんのぞうheart
- 深奥しんおうdepths (of an art, one's mind, etc.)
- 真っ只中まっただなかdead center
- ど真ん中どまんなか(place) right in the center
- 真中まなかmiddle
- 思いおもいimagination
- 胸むねheart
- 核かくcore (of an organization, team, etc.)
- 芯しんcore
- 懐ふところheart (e.g. of a mountain)
- 急所きゅうしょkey point
- 心臓部しんぞうぶheart (e.g. of a city)
- 宙ちゅう(from) memory
- はらわたheart
- 空そら(from) memory
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