Translation of Slovak word "srdce" to English
srdce
/srdt͡se/
Meaning
NounA muscular organ that pumps blood through the body, traditionally thought to be the seat of emotion.
How to use
Neuter noun serving as the paradigm prototype for the 'srdce' declension (genitive singular: srdca, nominative plural: srdcia, genitive plural: sŕdc). Note the root vowel lengthening in genitive plural 'sŕdc'. Refers to the anatomical muscular organ or metaphorically to emotion, core, and courage.
🇬🇧 English
heart
Example sentence
Moje srdce je šťastné, keď som s tebou.
My heart is happy
Milujem ťa z celého srdca.
I love you from heart
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Common phrases
- z celého srdca— from the bottom of one's heart / whole-heartedly
- v srdci mesta— in the heart of the city
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What does the Slovak word "srdce" mean?▼
The Slovak word "srdce" means "heart" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Moje srdce je šťastné, keď som s tebou." (which translates as "My heart is happy").
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