idiom
home is where the heart is
HOHM iz wair the HART iz
hoʊm ɪz wɛr ðə hɑːrt ɪzListen
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Syllable breakdown
homeiswheretheheartis
Dictionary meaning
wherever one's deepest emotional attachments and sense of belonging lie is one's true home, regardless of physical location; the phrase suggests that home is not a building or geographic place but an emotional and relational condition; often used to express that separation from loved ones or familiar surroundings is mitigated by the knowledge that genuine belonging is carried within rather than located in a fixed external place
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