In biblical use: the stomach as the seat of the feelings and affections; the heart, the soul. Obsolete.

Mind, thought, will. Also: heart, feeling. Obsolete.

The seat or repository of a person's inmost thoughts, feelings, inclinations, etc.; a person's inmost being; the depths of the soul; the soul, the…

inner man. The inner or spiritual part of man; the soul or mind. Also, inner woman.

With possessive adjective or genitive.

The spiritual or abstract part of a person, as distinct from the physical part; a person's emotional, mental, and moral nature. Also: (esp. in a…

The non-physical aspect of a person, esp. considered as the seat of the character, emotions, will, etc. (cf. spirit, n. I.**); (also) the soul of a…

(Rendering Latin animus.) Heart, soul, mind; cheer, courage.

A person's inmost thought or feelings; a person's mind or heart. Now rare.

As a mass noun. Incorporeal, immaterial, or abstract being, as opposed to body or matter; being or intelligence conceived as distinct from, or…

The faculty of memory. Obsolete.

Spirit or a spirit (in various senses of spirit, n.).

= spirit, n.

Applied to the mind, thoughts, and mental faculties as located within the body; hence to mental or spiritual conditions and actions, as…

Spirit, soul, or life force; (Theology) the spirit of God; (History of Science) the invisible fluid or spirit permeating the body and forming the…

Mind, spirit, n.

A faculty or quality of the mind or soul; (also) the inner nature or character of a person, etc.; the spirit.

Inner nature or being; inward mind; soul, character. Now chiefly with of.

In Aristotle's use: The realization or complete expression of some function; the condition in which a potentiality has become an actuality.

figurative. Inward nature, mind, thought, or meaning. (Sometimes with humorous suggestion of sense A. 1b)

The mind, soul, or spirit, as distinguished from the body.

General attributive (in sense 3b), as sprit mast, sprit rig, etc. Cf. spritsail, n. 2a.

The mind as the seat of both thoughts and feelings; a person's cognitive and emotional faculties considered collectively. Cf. heart-mind n., bodh…

(under-, prefix1 affix 3a(b).)

Spirit; spirituality; intellectuality; intelligence.

(chiefly in Eastern religions) the mind as the seat of both thoughts and feelings; a person's cognitive and emotional faculties considered…