“Bottom of one's heart” in Japanese
Short answer
Bottom of one's heart in Japanese is “心底” (shintei). Full meaning: bottom of one's heart, depths of one's mind, innermost thoughts, real intentions; from the bottom of one's heart, wholeheartedly, truly, sincerely.
Other ways to say “Bottom of one's heart” in Japanese
心の底
kokoronosoko bottom of one's heart
肺腑
haifu lungs, bottom of one's heart, vital point
しんてい
shintei bottom of one's heart, depths of one's mind, innermost thoughts, real intentions; from the bottom of one's heart, wholeheartedly, truly, sincerely
真底
shinsoko bottom of one's heart, depths of one's mind, innermost thoughts, real intentions; from the bottom of one's heart, wholeheartedly, truly, sincerely
真ん底
shinsoko bottom of one's heart, depths of one's mind, innermost thoughts, real intentions; from the bottom of one's heart, wholeheartedly, truly, sincerely
しんそこ
shinsoko bottom of one's heart, depths of one's mind, innermost thoughts, real intentions; from the bottom of one's heart, wholeheartedly, truly, sincerely
心骨
shinkotsu body and soul, mind and body; bottom of one's heart, depth of one's heart
心髄
shinzui marrow, pith; centre, center, nucleus, hub; bottom of one's heart
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