English
Pronunciation
Etymology
Middle English, from Old French pais, from Latin pax, pac- peace. See also appease
Noun
peace
- a state of tranquility, quiet, and harmony, e.g., a state free from civil disturbance
- a state free of oppressive and unpleasant thoughts and emotions
- peace of mind
- harmony in personal relations
- a state free of war, in particular war between different countries
Translations
tranquility, quiet, harmony
state of mind
personal relations
no war
Antonyms
Related terms
Translations
- Abenaki: olakamigenoka
- Afrikaans: vrede
- Ajië: ta
- Akan: asomdwoe
- Alabama: ittimokla
- Albanian: paqe
- Algonquin: ᐙᑭ ᐃᒋᐌᐱᔅᐃ (wâki ijiwebis'i)
- Alsatian: fréda
- Amharic: ሰሳም(sasaame)
- Arabic: سلام (salaam)
- Aramaic: (silha)
- Aranda: urnere
- Aranés: patz
- Armenian: խաղաղություն (khaghaghoutyoun)
- Avestan: (âxshti), (râma)
- Aymara: moxsa kamaña, hacana
- Azerbaijani: сүлһ (sülh)
- Babylonian: (šul-mu)
- Balinese: (shanti)
- Baluchi: (sala)
- Bambara: hèrè
- Barakhinei: (pû)
- Bari: yukan
- Basaa: nsaŋ
- Basque: bake
- Belarusian: мір (mir)
- Bemba: mutenden
- Bengali: ষান্তি (shaanti)
- Binisaya: kamingaw
- Blackfoot: ᖱᖻᖱᒋᖱᔨ (innaihtsi'iyi')
- Bobo: [[màkona-kon]]
- Bosnian: mir
- Breton: peoc'h m
- Bulgarian: мир (mir)
- Buli: goom-jigi
- Bulu: mvo'e
- Burmese: (nyein-jan-ye)
- Burushaski: aram
- Cadhinor: (peos)
- Carolinian: gúnnammwey
- Catalan: pau, f
- Cebuano: kalinaw
- Chechen: машар (maşar)
- Cherokee: (nvwhtohiyada), (dohi'yi)
- Chewa: mtendere
- Cheyenne: nanomonsetotse
- Chibemba: mutende
- Chichewa: mtendere
- Chickasaw: nanna'ayya
- Chiluba: ndowe
- Chinese: 和平 (hé píng)
- Chishona: runyararo
- Choctaw: achukma
- Chontal: aylobaha gafuleya
- Chukchee: амаравкэвагыргын (amaravkevagyrgyn)
- Chuuk: kunammwey
- Comanche: tsumukikatu
- Comoran: amani
- Corsican: pace / paci
- Cree: ᐌᑕᔅᑭᐎᓐ (wetaskiwin), ᒌᔮᒣᐃᑕᒨᓐ (ciiyaameitamoon)
- Croatian: mir
- Cuêzi: (pēu)
- Danish: fred
- Dari: صلح (ssulh)
- Dholuo: kuo
- Dinka: dɔɔr
- Dolenjsko: paks
- Doolomitian: pese
- Drow: gre'as'anto
- Duala: musango
- Efik: emen
- Egyptian: (hetep)
- Ekari: muka muka
- Esperanto: paco
- Estonian: rahu
- Ewondo: foè
- Fanagolo: kutula
- Fang: mvoghé
- Faroean: friður
- Ferengi: (kin)
- Fijian: vakacegu
- Finnish: rauha
- Fon: fífá
- French: paix f
- Frisian: frede
- Friulan: pac
- Fulani: jam
- Ga: hejole
- Gafuleya Chontal: aylobaha
- Galician: paz
- Gascon; patz
- Georgian: მშვიდობა (mškidoba)
- German: Friede, Frieden m
- Gikuyu: ũhoro
- Gothic: (friþu)
- Greek, Ancient: εἰρήνη (eiréne)
- Greek, Modern: ειρήνη (iríni)
- Guadeloupian Creole: lapé
- Guaraní: ñerane'i, moñera'ÿ, py'guapy
- Gujarati: (shanti)
- Haitian Creole: lapé
- Hausa: (lùmana)
- Hawaiian: malu, maluhia, la‘i
- Hebrew: שלום (shalom)
- Herero: o-hange
- Hiligaynon: paghidaet
- Hindi: शांति (shaanti)
- Hmong: (kev thajyeeb nyab xeeb), (kev sib haum xeeb)
- Hopi: paasikwa
- Hungarian: béke
- Icelandic: friður
- Ido: paco
- Igbo: ùdo
- Ila: chibanda
- Ilocano: kappia
- Ilongot: paghidait
- Indonesian: damai, perdamaian
- Interlingua: pace
- Inuktitut: ᑐᑦᑭᐳᓐ (tutkiun), (anusdake), (eqkisgineq)
- Inupiat: ᑭᖑᐃᖓᒃ (kiñuiñak)
- Irish: síocháin]
- Ismaîn: (pe)
- Italian: pace f
- Itelmenic: ткарвэл (tkarvel)
- Japanese: 平和 (へいわ, heiwa)
- Javanese: (rukun), (rahayuning gesang)
- Jerma: baani
- Joola: ku sumay
- Kabyle: (laafya)
- Kannada: (shanti)
- Kanuri: kelafia
- Karen: (emo tashi)
- Kazakh: бейбичилик (beybiychiyliyk), мир (mir)
- Kekchí: tuktuquil usilal
- Khmer: សនិព (santiphiep)
- Kikongo: ngemba
- Kikuyu: thayũ
- Kildin Sami: мырр (myrr)
- Kinyarwanda: amahoro
- Klingon: (roj)
- Koasati: ilifayka
- Konkani: (soukaasaai)
- Korean: 평화 (pyeong-hwa)
- Koryak: амкавың (amkavyng), мир (mir)
- Kurdish: aşitî, hastbiyayiş
- Kyrgyz: (tyntschtyk)
- Ladino: (pesc)
- Lakota: wolakota
- Latvian: miers
- Lao: ສັນຕິພາບ (sàn tí pââb)
- Lingala: bognilé, kimia
- Lithuanian: taika
- Lojban: kampanpi
- Luganda: emirembe
- Luxemburgish: Fridden
- Maasai: e-seriani
- Macedonian: мир (mir)
- Magindanao: kalilíntad
- Mahican: anachemowegan
- Malagasy: fiadanana, fahandriampahalemana
- Malay: salam, keamanan, damai
- Malayalam: സമാധാനമ (samaadhaanam)
- Malinke: here
- Maltese: paċi
- Manobo: linew
- Manx Gaelic: shee
- Maori: whakaaio, rangimarie
- Mapuche: kemelen
- Mapudungun: uvchin
- Maranao: diakatra
- Marathi: शांती (shaanti)
- Marshallese: aenomman
- Mayan: (ets'a'an'olal)
- Mbaye: lom
- Mentaiwan: perdamiam
- Metis Cree: (peyahtuke yimowin)
- Micmac: wôntôkóde
- Middle English: pees
- Middle High German: vride
- Mikolese: onpek
- Mískito: kupia kumi laka
- Mongolian: энх тайван (enh tayvan)
- Mongo-Nkundu: boóto
- Moré: [[làafi]]
- Mossi: lafi
- Nahuatl: yek nemilis, tlamatcanemiliztli
- Nauruan: iow
- Navajo: k'é
- Nepali: शान्ती (shaanti)
- Newari: (shanti)
- Nez Perce: eyewi
- Nhengatu: tecócatú
- Niuean: mafola
- North Frisian: frees
- North Sami: ráfi
- Norwegian: fred
- Novial: pase
- Ntomba: nye
- Nyanja: mtendere
- Occitan: patz
- Ojibwe: (bangan)
- Old English: frið
- Old French: pais
- Old High German: fridu
- Onondaga: skanoñ
- Oriya: (santi)
- Oromo: (salaamii)
- Otomí: hmethó
- Palauan: búdech
- Pali: (nirudho)
- Pangasinan: kareenan
- Papago-Pima: dodolimdag
- Papiamento: pas
- Pashto: صلح (ssolh), (ashti)
- Penan: lawi
- Persian: آشتی (Ashti)
- Pima: dodolimdag
- Pintupi: yatanpa
- Pitjantjatjara: pilun
- Plattdeutsch: Freden
- Polish: pokój
- Ponapean: meleilei
- Portuguese: paz f
- Potawatomi: etokmitek
- Proto-Eastern: bēws
- Provençal: pas / patz
- Punjabi: ਸ਼ਾਂਤੀ(shaanti)
- Quechua: sonqo tiaykuy, qasikay
- Quenya: (sére)
- Rapa Nui: kiba kiba
- Romanes: rahatipe
- Romanian: pace
- Romanica: pace f
- Romany: shand
- Romulan: (bilire)
- Rumantsch: pasch
- Rundi: amahoro
- Rwanda: nimuhóre
- Sa'a: däilama
- Sami: ráfi
- Samoan: filamu / pilemu
- Sango: siriri
- Sanskrit: शान्तिः (shaantih)
- Sardinian: paghi / pache
- Sasak: aman
- Saterlandic: free
- Scots Gaelic: sìth
- Serbian: мир (mir)
- Sesotho: kgòtsò
- Setswana: kagisô
- Shona: runyaro
- Sindarin: (sîdh)
- Sinhalese: (saamaya)
- Sioux: wo'okeyeh
- Siswati: kuthula
- Skolt Sami: rääuh
- Slovene: mir m
- Sobota: paks
- Somali: nabad-da, nabadu
- Songhai: bâni
- Soninke: jamu
- South Sami: raeffie
- Spanish: paz f
- Swahili: amani
- Swedish: fred
- Tagalog: mabuhay, kapayapaan, katahimikan
- Tahitian: hau
- Tajik: sulh
- Taki-Taki: leshpeti
- Tamasheq: əlxer
- Tamazight: talwit
- Tamil: அமைதி(amaiti), சமாதானம் (camaataanam)
- Tangut: (nei)
- Tarahumara: we kii'ri
- Tatar: дуслик (duslik)
- Telugu: (shanti)
- Thai: [[สันติภาพ]] (sén ti phààp)
- Tiaykuy Quechua: sonqo
- Tibetan: ཞི་བདེ་ནི་ (zhi-bde-ni)
- Tigrinya: (selam)
- Tlingit: (li-k'ei)
- Toda: (or)
- Tok Pisin: taim
- Toki Pona: tenpo pona
- Tongan: melino
- Truk: kunammwey
- Tswana: khotso
- Tuareg: alghafyăt
- Tungusian: тивен (tiven)
- Turkish: barış
- Turkmen: asudalyk
- Twi: asomdwie
- Twi-Akan: asomdwee
- Uighur: (saq), (tenchliq-peqet)
- Ukrainian: мир (myr)
- Upper Sorbian: měr
- Urdu: امن (aman)
- Uzbek: тинчлик (tinçlik)
- Verdurian: (pé)
- Vietnamese: hòa bình
- Volapük: püd
- Warlpiri: pukurlpa
- Welsh: hedd, heddwch
- West Indian Creole: pé
- Wintu: mina
- Woleaian: gumund
- Wolof: [[jàmm]]
- Xhosa: uxolo
- Yiddish: פרידן (fridn), שלום (sholem)
- Yoruba: [[àlãfíà]]
- Yue: (sai gaai òh pìhng)
- Yupik: илакулъык' (ilakuljyq)
- Zapotec: layéni
- Zulu: ukuthula
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