(Noun)
Definition:
The common phonetic spelling of the official term Co-heart.
While the true spelling is Co-heart (emphasizing a shared "heart" connection), "Cohart" is how the word is often written when dictated via voice-to-text.
It has come to mean the same thing: a partner in courage and emotion; a comrade of the spirit who sticks with you through challenging times.
It represents a person who is your ally, your emotional backup, and a member of your personal crusade.
(See the original, published definition under Co-heart).
Definition:
The common phonetic spelling of the official term Co-heart.
While the true spelling is Co-heart (emphasizing a shared "heart" connection), "Cohart" is how the word is often written when dictated via voice-to-text.
It has come to mean the same thing: a partner in courage and emotion; a comrade of the spirit who sticks with you through challenging times.
It represents a person who is your ally, your emotional backup, and a member of your personal crusade.
(See the original, published definition under Co-heart).
Example of Use:
Person A: "I was a wreck, so I dictated a message to my friend for help. My phone wrote, 'I really need a cohart right now.'"
Person B: "That's perfect, actually. Even if it meant
'co-heart,' the meaning got through. We all need a cohart to face the tough stuff."
Person A: "I was a wreck, so I dictated a message to my friend for help. My phone wrote, 'I really need a cohart right now.'"
Person B: "That's perfect, actually. Even if it meant
'co-heart,' the meaning got through. We all need a cohart to face the tough stuff."
by odd elle November 18, 2025
Get the cohartmug.