A very early phrase, origin may be unknown. Used in an American periodical , The Christian Recorder dated March 1862
In Twi, you can say "Mɛnyɛ wo bɔne anaa mɛyɛ wo koma mu ɔyare." This translates to "I will never hurt or break your heart." It's a way to express commitment and care in a relationship.
the tone of mid term break was miserable,angry and a shock for the family. along with a sad emotion for them all. it was a very heart felt tone .
it is the finisher of Shawn Michaels in WWE his nickname is hbk means heart break kid it is hbk because when he gives his finisher sweet chin music he kicks on the heart
I think it means, you have tried so hard to please him/her (skinned your knees), and all they do is turn you down - break your heart in other words. (skinned your heart)
The saying "your heart is in your hands" typically refers to the idea that you have control over your emotions and decisions. It suggests that you have the power to make choices that can impact your emotional well-being. By taking responsibility for your actions and feelings, you are metaphorically holding your heart in your hands, symbolizing self-awareness and agency in managing your emotions.
it means sticks will hurt you but names will never hart you !!!!
Sticks and Stones is a double entendre for Palestein. Sticks - palas/pides/pales (roots in Latin and Greek); Stones - "stein" (Yiddish via Latin / Greek / Aramaic / Hebrew" (i.e. Ben Stein is Ben Stone). "Words" in English is the pronunciation of "Weres" in old Yiddish a.k.a. High German. "Harm me" not "hurt me" is the alternate way of referring to Germany, i.e."Harmanli"(Bg) or "Harmanme"(Hg), the formal High German/Yiddish name being Ashkenazi. It all relates to a growing schism between pre-WWars German Jews and Palesteinian Jews, Palestinian Jews calling German Jews "antisemites" (thus coined the expression). Basically, Palestein may bust my balls, but your words(men) will never Germane/Harm/Have Significance - as many German Jews believed that God led righteous Jews out of their enemies midst in Palestein to a new Oz/Aus/Ash promised land of plenty and peace. The World Wars, for obvious reasons, changed the sentiments of many rabis on this issue and, actually, resolved the schism to rejoin or reunite Jews in the cause for a sovereign state, which became Israel in 1949.
There are no bones in the heart. The heart is a four chambered muscular pump.
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me. Give me a break! Breaking up is hard to do. Don't go breakin' my heart. I may bend but I won't break. We won't make a lot of money, but I hope we at least break even. the straw that broke the camel's back a break in the case break up break out break in It's not going to break the bank break a promise Break a leg! (means good luck) break wind (means to fart or pass gas) a psychotic break spring break a prison break a break with tradition There has been a break in the case. a nervous break down take a break It's break time! Catch a break
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There are no bones in the heart
Break your Heart by Tyo Cruz
The heart is not made up of bones; it is a muscular organ primarily composed of cardiac muscle tissue. The rib cage protects the heart, which lies within the chest between the lungs and is surrounded by the sternum (breastbone) and the thoracic vertebrae in the spine.
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The stomach, heart, and bones are examples of organs in the human body. Each serves a specific function: the stomach digests food, the heart pumps blood, and bones provide structure and support.