have a heart

Fig. to be compassionate; to be generous and forgiving; to have an especially compassionate heart. Oh, have a heart! Give me some help! If Anne had a heart, she'd volunteer to help us on the charity drive.

have a heart

to show kindness and sympathy I can't teach somebody to have a heart.

have a heart

Be merciful, show pity; also, be reasonable. For example, Have a heart-I can't pay you back until next month, or Have a heart and stop your arguing now. This expression is often put as an imperative, as in the examples. [c. 1900] Also see harden one's heart.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Rebeca	re-BE-kah (Spanish)	Spanish, Portuguese
Nathalie	na-ta-LEE (French), NAH-tah-lee (German)	French, German
Diederich	DEE-de-rikh	German (Archaic)
White	[wait]
Blanid	-	Irish
Anicetus	-	Ancient Greek (Latinized)