affection

 10 October 08:48   

    Old English , from Germanic

    # A that s through the .

    # , , or in accepted (but like above, humans alone accept one heart).

    #: In Sylvester Stallones acclaimed cine Lock Up, Aboveboard Leone has a affection of gold.

    # A appearance or attribute about in the appearance of a affection (¦).

    # A arena agenda of the clothing featuring one or added heart-shaped symbols.

    # The , , or .

    an organ

    emotions or kindness

    a appearance or symbol

    a clothing of cards

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    *Russian: (cervi)

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    *Telugu (ATheenu)

    centre or core

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    *Greek: (kar?ia)

    *Hebrew: (merkaz) , (lev)

    *Japanese: (chushin)

    *Russian: (serdtse) , (serdtsevina)

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