corazones

/koɾaˈθones/ · B1 · noun · m

hearts

♥️ corazón comes from Latin cor (heart), as in core, cordial and courage

Latin cor means heart, and English keeps it in core, cordial and courage. Spanish adds -azón to get corazón, and in the plural the accent drops: corazones. In a deck of cards, the ♥ suit is called corazones.

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