The Japanese word shōshin also means "Heartbreak" is composed of the kanji傷 (read shō) meaning "wound, hurt, pain, injury" and 心 (read shin) meaning "heart, mind, spirit".
The Japanese word 失恋 means "Broken Heart; Unrequited Love; Disappointed Love" and is composed of the kanji失 (read shitsu) meaning "lost; broken; lose" and 恋 (read ren) meaning "romantic love, being in love". This specifically refers to a heart broken for love (unrequited love) as opposed to Broken Heart (shōshin) which is more general and not specific to love.
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