Sydämessä

Sydämessä is a Finnish phrase that translates to "in the heart." It is the inessive case form of the noun sydän (heart). The form indicates location inside the heart and is commonly used metaphorically to refer to inner feelings, memories, or core beliefs. In everyday Finnish, it appears in expressions that emphasize sincerity, emotional centrality, or personal significance.

In literature and music, sydämessä appears as a figurative image to convey tenderness or inner truth. It is frequently found in poetry and song lyrics as a concise expression of the inner life, often linked to themes of love, longing, resilience, or remembrance. The phrase also appears in religious, philosophical, or motivational contexts to denote a deeply held conviction.

As a title, sydämessä has been used for various Finnish-language works, reflecting its emotive resonance. Because it is a common phrase rather than a single canonical work, its exact meaning is determined by the context in which it is used.