Herz

herz hèrz Bavarian Alternative forms bar Heaz Hearz spelling Etymology From bar gmh hërze, from bar goh hërza. Cognate with de Herz. Pronunciation bar /heɐ̯t͡s/ Noun n Herzen Herzn heart bar card games hearts Inflection Dat.Sg.: bar Herzen or bar Herz See also bar Organs Czech Etymology cs Pronunciation Proper noun m-an Herzová cs m Declension m.an.surname German Alternative forms de Herze Hertz obsolete Etymology de ine-pro *ḱerd-de ḱḗr de :inh gmh:hërze 1 From de gmh hërze, from de goh hërza, from de gmw-pro *hertā, from de gem-pro *hertô heart, from de ine-pro *ḱḗr heart. Cognate with nl hart, en heart, da hjerte, got 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐍂𐍄𐍉. Pronunciation de /hɛrts/ [hɛʁt͡s] [hɛɐ̯t͡s] de De-Herz.ogg Germany de De-at-Herz.ogg Austria de De-Herz2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Hertz Noun n,ens:es[very rare].weak.dat:en:- chen,lein,ken[(also) Ruhrpöttisch],erl heart de card games hearts sweetheart, darling Usage notes Herz has irregular singular declension and is the only noun of its kind. The genitive singular takes the ending -ens: des Herzens. The form des Herzes is less common and only used in medicine. The dative singular traditionally takes -en: dem Herzen. This form is still the only accepted standard form in many—more or less fixed—expressions, such as de im Herzen, de von Herzen, de zu Herzen, Operation de am offenen Herzen open-heart surgery, de mit halbem Herzen half-heartedly, and others. Only the bare form dem Herz is common when referring to a card suit, as a term of endearment, and in the phrase de mit Herz good-hearted. Otherwise, the forms dem Herzen and dem Herz are both acceptable. The latter is predominant in speech, while the former remains the more established form in writing. Declension n,ens:es[rare].weak.dat:en:-[as a card suit or term of endearment, otherwise informal] Derived terms de jemandem am Herzen liegen Athletenherz beherzt Bruderherz Hand aufs Herz Herz-Jesu-Bild herzallerliebst herzbewegend Herzblatt Herzblut Herzbube Herzchen Herzchirurgie Herzdame herzhaft herzig Herzinfarkt<t:heart attack><g:m> Herzinsuffizienz Herzkammer Herzklabaster Herzklaps Herzkönig Herzkrankheit herzlich herzlos Herzrhythmusstörung Herzschild Herzschlag Herzstillstand Herzton Herzversagen kaltherzig sein Herz ausschütten Schwesterherz Sportherz Sportlerherz von ganzem Herzen<t:wholeheartedly> zu Herzen nehmen<t:to take to heart> Descendants mk херц 1 m sh - 1 sh хе̏рц 1 m sh hȅrc 1 m See also de Kardia Further reading de Anagrams de ehrz zehr de Organs Hunsrik Alternative forms hrx Hetz Etymology hrx gmw-pro gem-pro ine-pro 3 From hrx gmw-cfr Hätz, from hrx gmh hërze, from hrx goh hërza. Pronunciation Noun n Herze Herzje heart hrx Mein Herz dud weh. My heart hurts. Further reading 75