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1. (adj.) tender-hearted
soft-hearted; sympathetic.
Etymology: (1530–40)
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1. (adj) tender-hearted
having great sensibility; susceptible of impressions or influence; affectionate; pitying; sensitive
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Sense: kind and sympathetic; easily made to feel pity.
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 Afrikaans: lieftallig |
 Arabic: رَقيق القَلْب، لَطيف، مُت |
 Bulgarian: състрадателен |
 Brazilian: compassivo |
 Czech: laskavý, soucitný |
 German: weichherzig |
 Danish: godhjertet |
 Greek: ευαίσθητος, πονόψυχος |
 Spanish: bondadoso; compasivo |
 Estonian: õrnahingeline |
 Farsi: دل نازک |
 Finnish: helläsydäminen |
 French: sensible |
 Hebrew: רַחֲמָן |
 Hindi: मृदु हृदय वाला |
 Croatian: meka srca, blag |
 Hungarian: vajszívű |
 Indonesian: simpatik |
 Icelandic: brjóstgóður |
 Italian: sensibile |
 Japanese: 優しい |
 Korean: 온화한 |
 Lithuanian: minkštaširdis |
 Latvian: labsirdīgs; mīkstu sirdi |
 Malay: lembut hati |
 Dutch: teerhartig |
 Norwegian: kjærlig, ømhjertet |
 Polish: o miękkim sercu |
 Portuguese: compassivo |
 Romanian: sensibil |
 Russian: мягкосердечный |
 Slovak: láskavý, súcitný |
 Slovenian: mehkega srca |
 Serbian: milosrdan |
 Swedish: vekhjärtad, ömsint |
 Thai: เห็นอกเห็นใจ |
 Turkish: yufka yürekli |
 Taiwanese: 性情溫和的，有同情心的 |
 Ukrainian: чуйний |
 Urdu: ہمدرد، نرم دل |
 Vietnamese: tốt bụng |
 Chinese: 软心肠的 |
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