心心相印

Pagbigkas: xīn xīn xiāng yìn Literal na kahulugan: Heart and heart mutually seal

Pinagmulan at Paggamit

This idiom describes hearts (心心) mutually (相) sealing or imprinting upon (印) each other. It comes from Chan (Zen) Buddhism describing the wordless transmission of understanding between master and disciple. The phrase evolved to describe perfect mutual understanding in any close relationship. Modern usage describes deep rapport where communication transcends words, often in romantic partnerships, close friendships, or mentor relationships.

Mga Halimbawa

Ingles: "The couple understood each other perfectly without words."

Tsino: 这对夫妻心心相印，无需言语。