“One's heart” in Japanese
Short answer
One's heart in Japanese is “胸裏” (kyouri). Full meaning: one's heart, one's mind (feelings, bosom).
Other ways to say “One's heart” in Japanese
胸襟
kyoukin one's heart
胸中
kyouchuu one's heart, one's mind, one's intentions
意中
ichuu one's mind, one's heart, one's intention
心魂
shinkon heart and soul, one's heart, one's soul
心の内
kokoronouchi one's heart, one's feelings, one's inner thoughts, one's mind
胸一つ
munehitotsu one's heart; at one's discretion, in one's hands
本心
honshin true feelings, real intention, one's heart; one's right mind, one's senses, one's conscience
胸裡
kyouri one's heart, one's mind (feelings, bosom)
心のたけ
kokoronotake one's mind, one's thoughts, one's heart
心情
shinjou sentiment, emotions, one's feelings, one's heart
意衷
ichuu one's mind, one's heart, one's intention
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