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heart·ache

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–noun

emotional pain or distress; sorrow; grief; anguish.

[Origin: bef. 1000; ME hert ache, OE heort ece; see heart, ache

]

—Related forms

heartaching, adjective

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n. Emotional anguish; sorrow. See Synonyms at regret.

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heartache
noun
intense sorrow caused by loss of a loved one (especially by death) [syn: grief]

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ˈheartache noun

(a feeling of) great sadness

Arabic:	وَجَع قَلْب
Chinese (Simplified):	痛心
Chinese (Traditional):	痛心
Czech:	úzkost
Danish:	hjertesorg; smerte
Dutch:	hartzeer
Estonian:	südamevalu
Finnish:	sydänsuru
French:	chagrin
German:	der Kummer
Greek:	μαράζι
Hungarian:	szívfájdalom
Icelandic:	hugarangur
Indonesian:	kesedihan
Italian:	accoramento, angoscia

Japanese:	心痛
Korean:	비탄
Latvian:	sirdssāpes; sirdsēsti
Lithuanian:	širdgėla
Norwegian:	hjertesorg
Polish:	smutek
Portuguese (Brazil):	pesar
Portuguese (Portugal):	pesar
Romanian:	durere
Russian:	душевная боль
Slovak:	žiaľ, zármutok
Slovenian:	srčna bolečina
Spanish:	pena, pesar
Swedish:	hjärtesorg
Turkish:	büyük acı, kalp ağrısı