Homonym: vena amoris (Love)
The term "vena amoris," which translates to "vein of love," refers to a historical belief that a vein runs directly from the fourth finger of the left hand to the heart. This idea has its roots in ancient cultures, particularly in Roman and Egyptian traditions, where it was thought that this vein symbolized a direct connection to love and emotion.
Today, the concept is often associated with the tradition of wearing wedding rings on this finger. Many cultures continue to follow this practice, reinforcing the idea that the ring symbolizes love and commitment, linking the couple's hearts through this metaphorical vein.