[hahrt] noun, Origin: Old English heorte, The compass guiding you home the seat of love courage and all emotions worth feeling.

[hahrt] noun, Origin: Old English heorte, The organ that keeps you alive and also makes stupid decisions about who to love.

[hahrt] noun, Origin: Where all the feelings live together messily, The thing that beats inside you while holding all your mushy emotional stuff somehow.

[hahrts] verb, Origin: Old English heorte, To cherish deeply and completely finding magic in moments and wonder in every shared experience.

[hahrts] verb, Origin: Old English heorte, Giving so many fucks about something your emotions are basically running the whole show now.

[hahrts] verb, Origin: Old English heorte, When Love turned into a verb making everything more precious and worth celebrating with joy.

[hohldz] verb, Origin: Old English healdan, To embrace securely with care and attention protecting what is most precious to you.

[hohldz] verb, Origin: Old English healdan, Hanging onto something because letting go would make everything fall apart and you know it.

[hohldz] verb, Origin: Old English healdan, When Arms made a promise to keep things safe creating shelter from world's chaos outside.

[huhg] verb, Origin: Old Norse hugga, To embrace with warmth and comfort communicating love and safety through arms wrapped tight.

[huhg] verb, Origin: Old Norse hugga, Grabbing someone tight because sometimes everything is shit and hugs fix things better than talking.

[huhg] verb, Origin: When arms decided to make warm circles, Squeezing people you like because words are hard but arms communicate affection perfectly well.