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Jàmm Peace In Wolof Dictionary Poems

1/23/2019

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Wolof—"Jàmm" (peace), "Jam" (peace), "Jaama" (peace), "Djam" (peace), "Diam" (peace), "Jàmm rekk" (peace only), "Jaama rek" (peace only), "Sa yaram jaama?" (is your body in peace, how is your health), "Maaleekumsalaam" (peace on to you), "Maaleekusalaam" (peace return to you) —West Africa, Senegal, Gambia, and Mauritania.

Jaama Colorful Peacock Peace In Wolof 

Peace is found 
between the pages
of a book
Wollof - English Dictionary

Spoken in Gambia
words of peace "jaama"
found between 
"jaam" slave and "jaamba"
for opium marijuana and jaambaat
to complain

As if peace can be found
in freedom from slavery
drugs and expressing one's views
in the English section peace
found between payment "pey"
and peacock "jambajoob"

As if money can buy peace 
or perhaps sharing and equitable division of money 
and respect and appreciation 
of natural beauty
brings peace 
at a public park open to all
contemplating colors
fanned out in a courtship 

Peace Only

"Jàmm Nga am" 
do you have peace in Wolof
spoken in Senegal, Gambia and Mauritania

"Jàmm rek"
peace only

"Salaam maaleekum"
peace be with you

"Naka yaram wi"
is your body in peace

"Maaleekum salaam" 
peace return to you

"Jamm ak jamm"
peace and peace


J is for Peace in Wolof

B is for Bég to be happy
C is for Caabi key
D is for Diamengam peace on you 
F is for Fo to play
J is for Jàmm peace
K is for Kaye notebook
L is for Lekk to eat
M is for Mbaa sa yaram jaam may your body rest 
N is for Noppi to be calm or quiet
Ñ is for Ñaata How much or how many
Ŋ is for Ŋaaŋ to open the mouth
P is for Pappa father
R is for Rakk younger sibling
S is for Salamalekum peace be with you 
T is for Teg to put
W is for Wolof spoken in Senegal, Gambia, Mauritania in West Africa
X is for Xiif to be hungry
Q  This is more guttural sounds like x as in Qonq red
Y is for Yellow Yoo mosquito

a-aa-à as in father or jàmm peace
e-ee as in say lekk to eat
é-éé as in fake génn to go out
ë-ëë as in church tëdd To lay down
i-ii as in beat tijji To open
o-oo as in lock bor Debt
ó-óó as in boat tòx To smoke
u-uu as in good dugg To enter
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Are Docile and Peaceful Synonyms?

1/15/2019

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Docile Peace

Is calm and peaceful the same
as meek and docile?

It is in Cocama 
spoken in Peru, Colombia and Brazil

"Iyuru"  is to be meek and docile
calm and peaceful

Cocama (cod), Cocama-Cocamilla, or Kokama--
Cocama (cod), Cocama-Cocamilla, Kukama-kukamiria, or Kokama—"Iyuru" (to be meek, docile, calm, peaceful), "Era" (good), "Chinta" (silent), "Chinta-puri" (be silent), "Uwaka-pa" (become) + "Era" (good), "Uwakapera" (totally transformed, become good)—Peru, Colombia and Brazil.

Cocama-Cocamilla Quotes

"Awa ɨyurun tɨma ikua yumɨra" 
he who is tranquil does not know how to rage
or in Spanish "ya se ha hecho manso"

"Wa ɨyurun tɨma ayukaka"
people peaceful does not fight
or In Spanish "la gente pacifica no pelea"

​Other languages of Colombia

Other languages of South America
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​Festival in a Box Includes Poetry to Help Fight Dementia and Isolation

1/15/2019

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Research Abstract: 
    "We co-designed and piloted 'Festival in a Box', an outreach programme to enable socially isolated people with dementia to engage with and enjoy cultural activities in their homes. It comprised 3-4 weekly home visits, each led by a professional artist to create art works using materials brought in 'the box'. Activities included music, poetry, pottery, crafts and photography. We qualitatively interviewed 13 participants (6 people with dementia, 4 artists, 3 befrienders). Six participants with dementia completed, enjoyed and engaged with the planned visits. Main themes were: engagement, reflection on value of previous cultural activities, precariousness and isolation in current neighbourhood and the importance of a voice and being heard. Befrienders reported their preconceptions of what participants could do were challenged. Artists reported shifts in their preconceptions about dementia and the influence of the project on their professional practice. We propose that the 'Festival in a Box' pilot study suggests a means through which community arts festivals could work with socially isolated people with dementia to contribute to the creation of 'Dementia Friendly Communities'. A larger-scale pilot study is now needed to develop this hypothesis." 

—Eades, M., K. Lord, et al. (2018). "'Festival in a Box': Development and qualitative evaluation of an outreach programme to engage socially isolated people with dementia." Dementia (London) 17(7): 896-908. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27466377

[More brain health exercises].


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Hunting Peaceful Luck in Ngochang or Achang in China

1/10/2019

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The Meaning of "Nyens nyens" (in a peaceful, gentle manner), Nyens nyens (to be sedate, serene, to be sober, calm), Nyenstap (to be quiet, peaceful), "Nyenstap gaus-yis" (peaceful, happy, to be gentle, mild)., "No shi-shenh" (a time of rest or peace), Pyo (to be pleasant, agreeable, delectable, enjoyable;.happiness, peace, joy, bliss, to be happy, to be pleased), "Samlo" (to keep silence so as to insure luck as in hunting, quiet, repose, to enter and be imbedded, to be still, silent, quiet), "Samlo nyens nyens" (quietly, peacefully; be at peace) in Achang (acn), Ngochang - Achang, Ochang, Atsang, a Burmese-Lolo and Sino-Tibetan language of China (Yunnan Province. Dehong Prefecture, Lianghe and Longchuan counties).

Peace and Hunting Luck

In Ngochang or Achang spoken in Yunnan China 
"samlo" means to keep silent
so as to insure luck in hunting
quiet, repose
to enter and be imbedded
I imagine a hunter in camouflage hiding in a blind
quiet and still
not a gun but a camera ready to shoot
so all can go peacefully on their way

"Samlo nyens nyens" is quietly or peacefully
to be at peace
while "samsam" is still and quiet but also confidingly
and "tsingtsam" is also still and quiet.
"tsoek yah" and "nyens nyens" is to be quiet, still 
and thus orderly
like a new world order where everyone
finds ways to be at peace

"Samlo yaus dah jeis" 
is quiet, slowly as flowing water
as water flows across borders
shared or horded
polluted or clean
it flows from one place to another 
filling the wells of all of us indiscriminately

[More Brain Health Exercises]
What are you hunting for that you need luck?

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Peace is a South African Town

1/8/2019

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Vrede in Afrikaans
   "Vrede" (peace), "Vreedsaamheid", "Sekerheid", "Doodskiet" (calm), "Gerus" (calm), "Gemoedsrus" (peace of mind), "Harmonie" (peace), "Kalm" (calm, tranquil), "Kalmeer" (calm), "Kalmte" (peace), "Pouse" (calm, tranquility), "Rus" (calm, tranquility), "Rustigheid" (peace) "Sekerheid", "Slag" (calm), "Stilstand (calm, tranquility), "Stilte" (peace), "Veiligheid" (peace), "Verneder" (calm), "Verslaan" (calm), "Vrede" (peace), "Vreedsaamheid" (peace),  in Afrikaans (afr) close to Dutch spoken in South Africa, Botswana, Malawi, Namibia, Swaziland and Zambia.

"Goeiemôre Môre Vrede" (good morning peace).

Peace is a South African Town

"Vrede" is a South African town
60 km south of Standerton 
216 km south-east of Johannesburg
founded on the farm Krynauwslust in 1863
proclaimed a town 16 years later

"Vrede" is peace in Afrikaans
one of 11 offical South African languages
the name stuck to the town 
afrter the settlement of a dispute
over the proposed site of the town

Vredefort another South African town
15 km south-west of Parys 
76 km north-north-east of Kroonstad
laid out on the farm Vischgat in 1876
proclaimed 5 years later
called Vredefort or Fort of Peace

"Vredenburg"  formerly known 
as "Procesfontein" or lawsuit fountain
165 km north-north-west of Cape Town 
11 km north-north-east of Saldanha
given the name Town of Peace in 1875
"Vrede" is also peace in Dutch

[More Exercises]


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Mayget Peace in Aceh or Achinese, An Acrostic Poem

1/7/2019

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Mayget in Achinese (Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia). 
   "Mayget" (peace), "Damien" (peace), "Lem, seungab kheueh!" (peace be still) in Achinese (ace) or Acehnese, a Malayo-Polynesian language spoken by Acehnese people natively in Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia. This language is also spoken by Acehnese descendants in some parts of Malaysia like Yan in Kedah.

Mayget Peace in Aceh, An Acrostic Poem

Acehnese or Aceh where 
Cicem (birds) fly with a strong 
Hate (liver) in 
Indonesia and the 
Nan (name) of peace
E'k (climbs) and 
Syedara (family) grows and 
E'h (sleeps) peacefully 

Mayget (peace) in 
Aceh province where a 
Yah (father)'s 
Galak (like or love) of 
Eungkot (fish) gathers family to 
Tapajôh (eat) and celebrate peace

Acehnese Life Peace

Acehnese or Aceh
a language spoken in families
community members in neighborhoods
of Aceh Province, Indonesia
and Acehnese descendants in Malaysia
where children read books about the world
novels and poetry
and say "mayget" or "damien"
peace in Aceh

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Peace Dictionary for Eastern Abnaki, a Native American Language

1/6/2019

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​"Čik" (calm, quiet) in Eastern Abnaki
    "Sαnkewínαkwat" (it appears to be peaceful, tranquil), "Sαnkewítəhαso" (he is tranquil, serene of mind, patient), "Sάnkewte" (it is serene, tranquil, it lies peacefully, still (circumstance, condition or object), "Čik" (calm, quiet), "Áwipən" (it is calm (weather or body of water), "Awípənahte" (it is still, there is a calm, not a leaf stirring), "Awípənihke" (there is a calm, there is an absence of wind), "Awípənihle" (it becomes, turns calm, the wind subsides), "Eməsáwipən" (there is calm over the entire surface of the water), "Nəčíkənəmən" (I quiet it down, calm it, I let it take its course), "Nəčìkənα" (I quiet, calm him), "Nəkiniláwemα" (I allay his fears,  I calm, pacify him, I encourage him), "Wəláwipən" (it is pleasantly calm (air, water, wind), "Sαnkewínαkwəso" (he conducts himself properly, leads a conventional life, he is peaceful, law-abiding) in Eastern Abnaki (aaq) or Penobscot.
 
Today's Course
 
"Nəčíkənəmən" means
I quiet it down
calm it
I let it take its course
in Eastern Abnaki or Penobscot
a Native American language
 
The Penawahpskewi tribe
surrendering to the universe
a course laid in
outside
movement
the grace to let it take its course
 
"Sαnkewínαkwəso" means
he conducts himself properly
leads a conventional life
he is peaceful and law-abiding
 
Finding the peace
in a conventional life
extraordinary each day truly living
following one's path
as life, love and peace
take their course
 
Peace equated with conventionality
calm with grace
living and loving what is here
today
 
Memory Exercise
    What does letting it take its course mean to you? What is "it" in your life, that thing you don't let takes its course that disturbs your peace? What does a conventional life full of peace look like to you?

More memory exercise for people with memory loss, Alzheimer's, dementia and an interest in language. 
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Yavapai Peace Dance

1/2/2019

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ʔc̆huâyk kyō c̆i in Yavapai (Central Arizona, US)
    “ʔc̆huâyk kyō c̆i” (peace, literally no more fighting) in Yavapai a Native American language spoken in Central Arizona.

Yavapai Peace Dance

In Yavapai, a Native American language
spoken in Arizona
war is "ʔc̆huâ"
"ʔc̆huâ yi" is hostilities
"ʔc̆huâ •yk himác̆i" is a war dance
and out of war can come peace 
"ʔc̆huâyk kyō c̆i" or literally no more fighting
and perhaps "ʔc̆huâyk kyō c̆i •yk himác̆i"
a dance for peace

Exercise
Does peace feel the same as no more fighting? Can you imagine what a peace dance would look like?

​Peace Word of the Day  #peace #brain #Alzheimers #memory #travel #language #Yuit #Siberian #Russia #Alaska
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The Word For Peace in Many Languages

1/1/2019

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​This list is constantly being updated. Language—"word" (peace)—Country. I am trying to make it as comprehensive and accurate as possible. Contact Kimberly Burnham with any questions, comments, corrections or additional words.

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  1. !Ora—"ǂxãĩ-b" (peace, to be peaceful) or "!nó" or "!nō" (to be quiet, silent)—South Africa.
  2. Aari (aiw)— "Laqmi" (peace)—Ethiopia.
  3. Abaluhya—"Omulembe" (peace) —Kenya.
  4. Abar or Mungbam—"Bìmje" (peaceful) or "Bimbene" (peaceful) —Cameroon.
  5. Abau—"Liwak marowhway" (peace)—Papua New Guinea.
  6. Abaza—"Māmər"—Russia (Karachay-Cherkess Republic) and Turkey.
  7. Abellen, Ayta—"Tana" (peace)—Philippines.
  8. Abenaki (alg), Abnaki—"Olakamigenoka" (peace), "Okikiamgenoka", "Kamignokawôgan", "Wlakamigen" (peace)—Native American, Maine, USA, Montreal, Canada, North America.
  9. Abenaki Penobscot, Aln8ba8dwaw8gan (abe), or Eastern Abenaki—"Wlakamigen" (peace) or "Čik" (calm, quiet)—North America.
  10. Abkhaz or Abkhazian (abk)—"Aṭynčra" (peace) or "аҭынчра"—Caucasus and Georgia (Abkhaz Republic).
  11. Abui (abz)—"Pendamai" (peace), "Amon" (calm), "Moku" (calm), "Rama" (calm) or "Dame" (peace)—Indonesia (East Nusa Tenggara, Greater Alor, and Timor-Alor-Pantar).
  12. Aceh, Achinese (ace) or Acehnese—"Mayget" (peace) or "Damien"—Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia. 
  13. Achaemenid Elamite (elx)—"Gu-gu" (peace) or "Gugu" (peace)—Elamite Empire, Ancient Near East, Middle East.
  14. Achagua (aca) or Achawa, Ajagua, Achugua, and Xagua—"Sáictaque'e" (peace) or "Sáictacta" (peace)—Eastern Colombia.
  15. Aché (guq)—Krɨ̃ba rõma (peace), "Kra gatu", or "ɨ praru gatu" (calm (of the sea) —Paraguay.
  16. Achuar-shiwiar (acu)—Angkan pengker nintimratin (peace) —Peru.
  17. Adyghe (ady), Adygean, Adyghabze, адыгэбзэ, or Adygei—"Rупсэху" (peace) or "Rупсэф" or "мамырныгъ"—North-west Caucasus Russia.
  18. Afar—"Salaamata" (peace)—Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti.
  19. Afrikaans—"Vrede" (peace)—South Africa.
  20. Aghul (agx), Агульско-русский словарь, Aghul-ch'al, Agiul Shui. Autonym. агъул, Aġul, агъул чӀал , Ağul ҫ̇al,—"Islahwel" / "ислахІвел" (peace), "Islakhivel" (peace), "Sakin" (calm), "Sekinwel" / "секинвел" (peace), "Sekinvel" (peace), "иджеф прил хороший" (good), "идже прил хороший" (good), "Idzhef" (good)—Russia.
  21. Aghul (Koshan dialect)—"Awadušas" or "авадушас" (peace) or "Avadushas" (peace) or "Idzhed" (good) or "Sakin" (calm)—Southern Dagestan, Russia and Azerbaijan. 
  22. Aguaruna—"Ag'kan" (peace), "Epegtuniajum" (peace), "Mijámu" (calm)—Peru (Marañon River area)
  23. Agutaynen (agn)—"Kaoyan" (goodness; well-being; peace)—Philippines.
  24. Ainu—"Apunno" (peace)—Japan.
  25. Äiwoo (nfl)—"Väkolooli" (make peace), "Meloo" (peaceful) or "Wâmeloo" (make peace)—Reef-Santa Cruz Islands, Solomon Islands.
  26. Ajië, Bakla,Beki, Wai, and A’jie—"Ta" (peace)—New Caledonia, Oceania
  27. Ajja, Aja, or Ajagbe—"Fafá" (cold, peaceful, peace, shading), "Ŋcifafa" (peace), "Fɛɛ" (willingly, easily, peacefully),- Benin, a small country in Africa. 
  28. Ajyininka Apurucayali—"Kamiitha"—Peru.
  29. Akan—"Asmomdwoe" (peace)—West Africa.
  30. Akawaio (ake)—Ereuta (peace)  "Tʉusewankamai'" (peace), or Iꞌnɨꞌpanʉkʉ pɨꞌ teꞌsan (make peace)—Guyana (Mazaruni River), Venezuela (Bolivar State), Brazil (Roraima State).
  31. Akkadian—"Salmu" (peace)—Mesopotamia (extinct).
  32. Akoose (bss) —"Nsaŋ" (peace) or "Ne nsaŋ"—Cameroon
  33. Alabama—"Ittimokla" (peace), "Utimokla" or "Innaaɬiilka" (peace), "Oolakano" (to be at peace, be friendly, be peaceful)—Native American, North America.
  34. Alamblak (amp)—"Duka mmokfot" (peace, hope, forget, lack of worry, think crazy)—East Sepik, Papua New Guinea.
  35. Albanian—"Paqe" (peace), "Páqja", "Pake" —Albania, Kosovo.
  36. Alekano or Gahuku (gah)—"Hulu" (peace), "Zou" (peace), "Alémo zou live" (silence, make quiet, make peaceful), "Lipizeko" (peaceful, patient, calm), —Papua New Guinea (Eastern Highlands Province).
  37. Algonquin—"Wâki Ijiwebis-I" (peace) or Waki Qiwebis—North America (Canada Quebec).
  38. Alsatian (gsw)—"Fréda" (peace) or "Friede" (peace)—France (Alsace), Switzerland.
  39. Alune (alp) —"Mise" or "Mise kai lomai" (peace)—Indonesia.
  40. Amanab (amn)  and Amanab (Naineri)—Afa sifakalig (peace)—Papua New Guinea (Sandaun Province).
  41. Ambonese Malay—"Bakubae" (peace or damai) or "Dame" (peace) in Ambon Island in the Maluku Islands of Indonesia.
  42. Amele (aey) or Amale, Huar, Jagahala, Haija—"Malol" (peace) or "Manin" (peace) "Tanaw-eʔ" (to make peace)—Madang, Papua New Guinea. 
  43. Amharic (amh), Kuchumba, Amarinya, Amharinya, and Amarigna—"Salam" (peace)—Ethopia, Israel and Egypt.
  44. Ampeeli (Safeyoka dialect)—"Sɨmeho" (peace)—Papua New Guinea.
  45. Ampeeli (Wojokeso dialect)—"Sɨmeho" (peace)—Papua New Guinea.
  46. Ampeeli, Safeyoka, Angan, Ampele, Ambari—"Sɨmeho" (peace)—Papua New Guinea.
  47. Ancient Greek—"Eirini" (peace)—Mediterranean (extinct) and liturgical.
  48. Angave (aak) or Ankave—"Ayinɨ́ŋɨ́" (peaceful), "Maiwi" (peacefully, unconcerned, innocently, unaware, careless)—Papua New Guinea's Gulf Province.
  49. Anglo Saxon, Old English—"Friþ", "Frið" (peace)—England (extinct).
  50. Antillean Creole—"Lapé" (peace) or "La pé"—France (French Antilles) or Martinique.
  51. Arabic -- Arabia, Middle East -- Salaam, Salam
  52. Arabic —" صلاة من أجل السلام" (peace)—Middle East and Globally.
  53. Arabic—"Salaam" (peace)—North Africa, Mideast, Central Asia, and liturgical.
  54. Arabic, Gulf Arabic—"Salaam" (peace) —United Arab Emirates (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah), Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Oman.
  55. Aragonese—"Patz" (peace)—Spain.
  56. Aralle—"Kamasahkeang" (peace)—(Indonesian Tribal Language)
  57. Aramaic, Syriac, Assyrian—"Shlamaa" (peace)—Iraq, Iran, Syria, and liturgical.
  58. Aranda (are) or Langrev—"Urnere" (peace)—Lower Southern (Arunta) Australia.
  59. Aranés (oci) or Aranese—"Patz" (peace) or "La Patz"—Spain, Europe.
  60. Arapaho (arp) or Hinónoʼeitíít —"Neneenii3o'oneihnoo" (I am behaving well, peacefully), "Teneiitooneiht" (calm, quiet, virgin)—Native American
  61. Arbëresh (Arbyresh)—"Pakjy", "Paqe" (peace)—Southern Italy.
  62. Arifama-Miniafia—"Tufuw" (peace)—Papua New Guinea
  63. Armenian (Eastern variety)
  64. Armenian (hye) or Arménien, Hayeren—Khanhaghutyun" (peace), "Khaghaghoutyoun", "Khaghaghutiun", "Ashkharh" or "Xaġaġut'yun" / "խաղաղություն" (peace), "Xałałowt‘yown", "Han-gč̣im" (lie, rest) or "Han-gist" (tranquility), Աղոթք խաղաղության (prayer for peace)—Armenia, Iran, Turkey, Russia, and Azerbaijain.
  65. Armenian (Western)
  66. Armenian—"Khanhaghutyun" (peace), "Xaġaġut'yun" / խաղաղություն, "Xałałowt‘yown"—Armenia.
  67. Arrernte, Eastern (aer)—"Mwarre" (peacable, good)—Alice Springs, Australia.
  68. Assamese—"Sānti", "Shanti", "Ȟ̇ānti", "Nti" or "Xanti"—India, Bangladesh, and Bhutan
  69. Assyrian (aij, aii), Neo Assyrian or Neo-Aramaic—"Šulmu" (welfare, safety, peace, prosperity)—Iran, North Iraq, Syria, Turkey. Armenia, and Israel.
  70. Assyro-Babylonian—"šul-mu"—Ancient Semitic.language.
  71. Asturian or Bable (asf)—"Paz"  (peace, peace of mind)—Spain: Princedom of Asturias and Portugal.
  72. Auhelawa—"Nuwadaumwali" (peace, calm heart, peaceful) or "Ebe"—Papua New Guinea.
  73. Avañe'ẽ Guarani or Guaraní Paraguayo—"Py’a guapy" (peace) or "Ɨvɨ-tuporeʔɨ̃" (calm)—Paraguay
  74. Avar—"Reqel" (peace)—Caucasus
  75. Avestan—"Axšti" (peace)—Iran (extinct)
  76. Ayautla Mazatec (vmy)—"Kjuaxiu" (peace)—Mexico, Mexican state of Oaxaca, in the town of San Bartolomé Ayautla.
  77. Aymara or Ajmara—"Hacaña" (peace) or Qasiki (free; peaceful; tranquil)—Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, and Brazil.
  78. Ayta Abellen—"Tana" (peace)—Philippines
  79. Azeri or Azerbaijani (azj) Quote— "Şöhratparastlik qurtaran yerdan da əmin amanliq başlaylr." (Peace begins just where ambition ends.)—Azerbaijan, Russian, Daghestan, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Turkey.
  80. Azeri or Azerbaijani (azj) Quote— "Sülhü qoruyub saxlamaq onu qazanmaqdan daha asandır." (Better keep peace than make peace.)—Azerbaijan, Russian, Daghestan, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Turkey.
  81. Azeri or Azerbaijani (azj)—"Sülh" (peace, armistice, truce, amicable, orderly),  صولح , "Salh", "Solh" (peace, armistice, truce, amicable, orderly), "Barış", "Архајынлыг", "динҹлик", "дүнја", "сакитлик", "Cүлһ" or "Dünya", "Dinçlik" (peace), "Rahatlıq" (peace, calm, boon, quietude, cosiness, convenience, lull, quietness, quiescence, placidity, rest, quiet, comfort, serenity, repose, ease, facilitation, relief, amenity, facility, accommodation, improvement)—Azerbaijan, Russian, Daghestan, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Turkey.
  82. Babylonian,  a dialect of Akkadian—"šul-mu"—Ancient Semitic language.
  83. Balanese (ban) or Basa Bali—"Damé", "Shanti", "Swasti" or "Rahayu"—Bali.
  84. Balochi (bcc)—"Sala" (peace) and "Aman" (peace) or حیر/صلح or ایمنی or "Muhnt" (a share of stolen property restored to the owner as a peace offering)—Iran and Pakistan.
  85. Bambam—"Kamasannangam penaba" (peace)—Indonesian Tribal Language.
  86. Bambara—"Here", "Errébé" (peace)—Mali.
  87. Bangi (Bobangi)—"Nyiee" (peace)—Congo.
  88. Baoulé—"Ahoudjo hé" (peace) or "Dyra koa!" (keep calm)— Ivory Coast, Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa.
  89. Barakhinei—"Pû" (peace)—a Conlang.
  90. Bargam or Mugil (mlp)—"Tamaz" (peace, good time, offering, sacrifice)—Madang Province, Papua New Guinea.
  91. Bari (bfa)—"Fá'rana" (peace) or "Liòngit" (peace) or Yukan (peace, rest)—South Sudan. (Africa).
  92. Basaa—"Sàn" (peace), "Nsaŋ" (peace)—Cameroon.
  93. Bashkir—"Tınıslıķ" (peace)—Volga, Urals, Central Asia.
  94. Basque—"Baké" (peace)—Spain, France.
  95. Batak—"Pardamean" (peace)—Indonesia.
  96. Bavarian (Bayrisch)—"Fridn" (peace)—Bavaria (Germany).
  97. Belarusian (bel), Byelorussian, or беларуская—"Mir", "мір", "мир" (peace), "pakoj", "спакой", "spakój" (peace), "згода" / "zgoda" (peace)—Belarus.
  98. Belarusian—"Mir", "Pakoj" (peace)—Belarus.
  99. Bemba (bem or byi or bmy or bmb), Chibemba or IciBemba—"Mutende" (peace), "Mutenden" (peace), "Ukwikala mu" (peace), "Tondolo" (silently, calmly) —Northern Zambia, Zaïre, Congo-Kinshasha. Niger-Congo.
  100. Bemba—"Mutenden", "Ukwikala mu" (peace)—Zambia.
  101. Bena-bena or Benabena—"Fulu huseꞌna" (peace), "Fulunaꞌa" (peace), "Fulu hu'ehibe" (slow, unhurried, not in a rush, gentle, peaceful)—Papua New Guinea.
  102. Bengali or Bangla—"Sānti", "Sainta", "Shanti", "Shaan-ti" (peace), "Abirōdha" or "Abirodha" (harmony, peace, accord, agreement, amity, friendliness)—Bangladesh and India (West Bengal, Tripura and Barak Valley). 
  103. Béti fang—Mvoay  (peace) — Ivory Coast.
  104. Bhojpuri (bho)—"Shānti" (peace), "Sānti" (peace), "Sakoon" (peace)—India (Uttar Pradesh), Mauritius, Nepal. 
  105. Bihari—"Śānti" শান্তি—Bangladesh and India.
  106. Biloxi (bil) and Ofo—Toke (calm) or  "Tokerti" (calm, no breeze stirring)—United States (Mississippi Valley).
  107. Binisaya, Cebuano—"Kamingaw" (peace), "Pagdait" (peace)—Philippines.
  108. Bisaya—"Kalinaw" (peace)—Brunei.
  109. Bislama (bis) or Melanesian Pidgin English—"Natamata" (peace), "Pis" (peace, piece), "Temat" (peace)—Vanuatu, Melanasia.
  110. Blackfoot (bla) or Siksiká—"Innaaissttiiya" or "Innaihtsi'iyi"—Canada and United States.
  111. Bobo—"Makonakon" (peace)—Burkina Faso.
  112. Bokmål, Norwegian (nob) or Standard Written Norwegian—Fred (peace), "Stillhet" (peace, tranquility, calm), "Ro i sinnet" (peace), "Fredelig" (calm)—Norway.
  113. Boko—"Lumana", "Salama" (peace)—Benin, Nigeria.
  114. Bosnian—"Mir" (peace), "Spokoj" (peace)—Bosnia
  115. Brahui—"Âsûdaî" (peace)—Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran
  116. Breton, Brezhoneg—"Peoc'h", "Pèc'h" (peace)— Bretagne, France.
  117. Bribri (bzd)—Se̱ne bë̀rë (peace) or Se̱rke bë̀rë (peace)—Costa Rica.
  118. Bugis—"Marennui mennang" (peace)—Indonesian Tribal Language.
  119. Bulgarian—"Mir" (peace), мир (mir), споко́йствие / spokójstvie (peace)—Bulgaria.
  120. Buli—"Goom-jigi" (peace)—Ghana
  121. Bulu (bjl)—"Mvo'e" (peace), "évovoé" (calm, tranquil), "Ngbwa" (peace, friendship alliance, friendliness, kindness)—Cameroon and Niger-Congo; Africa.
  122. Burmese—"Nyein chan yay" (peace), "Nyeinjanyei" (peace), "Ngrim:hkyam:re" (peace)—Myanmar
  123. Burushaski (bsk) or Burū́šaskī Hunza—"Aram" (peace), "Saláamn" (peace), "Sukóonny" (peace) or "Manókuradj" (peaceful, generous, gentle)—Northern Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. 
  124. Cadhinor—"Peos" —a Conlang of Almea.
  125. Caglăll— "Pasc" [Pash] (peace) or "Pasc" [paʃ] (peace)—Conlang by a Chilean programmer.
  126. Cajun French (Acadian, Kreyol Lwiziyen)—"Pé", "Lapé", "Trankil" (peaceful)—Louisiana (USA).
  127. Canis—"Joorahssommòhzje" / Йюρaςςåmmåж (peace)—Conlang.
  128. Capeverdian Creole—"Paz" (peace), Pas (peace)—Cape Verde Islands.
  129. Capeverdian Creole—"Paz" (peace), Pas (peace)—Cape Verde Islands.
  130. Caribe—"Sara'me" (peace) or "Panawa" (peace)—Venezuala, Suriname.
  131. Carolinian—"Gúnnammwey" (peace)—Micronesia.
  132. Casyeb nerwhip—“Peixahiac”, "Mir"—Asia.
  133. Catalán (cat), Catalão, Català, Catalan-Valencian-Balear—"Pau" (peace), "Vèncer" (calm), "Calma" (calm), "Assossegat" (peaceful, motionless and calm; placid, easy, easygoing, leisurely, placid , quiet, smooth, still, tranquil, unruffled, not hurried or forced) —Catalonia, the Valencian Region, the Balearic Islands, the Franja (Fringe of Aragon), Andorra, Roussillon and Alghero (Sardinia).
  134. Catanese or Catanès—"Paci" (peace)—Conlang (Adarian of Canalia).
  135. Cayuga—"Odriyohsrędaˀǫh" (peace) or "Ganig}h[yo" (peaceful)—Ontario, Canada.
  136. Cebuano—"Kalinaw", "Kahusayan" (peace)—Philippines (Central part).
  137. Central Atlas Tamazight—"Talwit" (peace)—North Africa.
  138. Central Tarahumara—"We kii'ri" (peace)—Mexico (Chihuahua)..
  139. Cerma—"Kufĩɛŋo" (peace), "Yaafɛ̃lle" (peace)—Burkina Faso.
  140. Chamorro (cha)—"Minaggen" (peace) or "Pås" (peace) or "Påsifiku" (Pacific, peaceful, peaceful state, peace) or "Åplåka" (make peace)—Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.
  141. Champenois (Aube – Marne – Haute-Marne)—"Tocque mornicault" (peace), "Calme" or "Paix"—France and Belgium.
  142. Chechen—"Mashar" / "Машар", "Maşar" (peace)—Chechnya (Caucasus).
  143. Cherokee or Tsalagi—"Dohiyi" (peace) or "Nvwadóhiyada" (peace)—North America (Oklahoma).
  144. Cheyenne (chy)—"Nanomonsetôtse" or "He'kotâhestôtse"—USA (Montana, Oklahoma).
  145. Chicksaw (cic) -- "Nanna Ayya" (peace)-- Native American, North America (South Central Oklahoma)
  146. Chiluba or Luba (lbk)—"Ndowe" (peace)—Zaire or Dem. Rep. Congo. 
  147. Chin or Zomi—"Nopsakna" (peace)—Myanmar and India.
  148. Chinese - Wu Chinese (wuu) y˦tɕiu˦ɦo˨ t‘a˨˩dialect (wuu-007) —"t‘a˨˩ bɦeŋ˩ ˨" (peace), tɕ‘yɛ˦˧ ko˦˧(make peace), "tɕaŋ˦˧dɦeŋ˩˩" (calm)—Jiangsu south of Changjiang River, east of Zhenjiang, on Chongming Island, mouth of the Changjiang, and north of the Changjiang in the area around Nantong, Haimen, Qidong, and Qingjiang; Zhejiang Province south to Quzhou, Jinhua, and Wenzhou. Also in United States.
  149. Chinese - Yue, Cantonese or Jyutping —"Peng on" 和平 or "Peng an" (peace), Wo ping / 和平 (peace)—Canton (Guangdong), Macau, and Hong Kong, China.
  150. Chiquihuitlán Mazate (maq)—"Cjuajeya"—Mexico.
  151. Choctaw - "Achukma" (peace) - North America.
  152. Choctaw—"Nuktanla", "Yukpa" (peaceable, peaceful), "Na yukpa" (joy, joyfulman, pleasure, rejoicing, peace), "Achukma" (peace, good, well)—Native American language.
  153. Chokwe or Cokwe - Ukulungunga (peace) - Angola, Congo.
  154. Ch'ol or Tumbalá (cai)—"Ñʌch'chocoya" (peace), "ñʌch'tilels" (peace) or "ñʌch'tʌlel lac pusic'al" (peace)—Chiapas (Mexico).
  155. Chontal or Tequistlatec—"Aylobaha Gafuleya—Mexico.
  156. Chuang (Zhuang) - "Bingzan" (peace), "Bingz" (level, even, flat, peace) - Guangxi, China.
  157. Chukchee—"Cumav" (peace) / "Цумав", "Унтэм" / "Untem", or "Amaravkėgyrgyn" / "Aмаравкэвагыргын"—Siberia.
  158. Chukchi (Chukot) - "Cumav", "Цумав", "Untem", "Amaravkėgyrgyn" (peace) - Siberia.
  159. Chuuk - "Kunammwey" (peace) - Truk.
  160. Chuukese (chk)—"Kinamwe" (peace)—Micronesia.
  161. Chuvash - "Tănăş", "тӑнӑҫ" (peace), тӑнӑҫлӑх (tănăşlăh), or тӗнче or "мир" and "mir" - Russia.
  162. Cimbrian (Tzimbro, Tàuc') - "Bride", "Vride" (peace) - Trentino, Veneto (Italy).
  163. Comanche - Tsumukikiatu (peace) -North America.
  164. Comoran—"Amani" or "Salama"—Comoros, an archipelago in the Indian Ocean.
  165. Coptic - "Hirīnī" (peace) - Egypt (extinct) and liturgical
  166. Cornish - "Cres" (peace) - Cornwall (extinct)
  167. Corsican (North)—"Pace" (peace)—Corsica (France).
  168. Corsican (South)—"Paci" (peace)—Corsica (France).
  169. Corsican—"Pace" or "Paci"—France (Corsica), Italy (Sardiania).
  170. Cree, Alberta Cree—"Peyahtikeyimowin" (peace, after the war)—Alberta, Canada.
  171. Cree—Wîtaskîwin" (peace, truce, alliance) or "Papayatik" (peace)—Native American language, North America.
  172. Creole, Port Moresby Creole—"Gutpela Taim" (peace)—Papua New Guinea.
  173. Cretan or Crétois—"Eiphnh" (peace), ειρήνη or "Irini"—Crete.
  174. Crimean Tatar (crh)—"Sulh" (peace), "Barışıq" (peace) or "Tınçlıq" (peace)—Crimea.
  175. Crio or Crioulo Creole or Portuguese Creole—"Pis" (peace)—Brazil.
  176. Croate or Croatian—"Mir" (peace rest repose) or "Svijet" (peace) or "Počinak" or "Sklad" or "Sloga"—Croatia, Bosnie-Herzégovine.
  177. Cuêzi, a Conlang—"Pēu" (peace, "Pu" (peace)—Conlang.
  178. Cyrillic Russian—"мир" / "Mir" (peace), "спокојство", "спокој" (peace of mind), "миръ", "mirŭ" (peace)—Russia and Eastern Europe and Asia.
  179. Czech, Čeština or Česky—"Pokoji" (peace), "Klid" (peace), "Mír" (peace)—Czech Republic.
  180. Dagara or Dàgáárè (dga)—"Maaro" (peace) or "'Maaro" (peace)—Ghana, Burkina Faso, Niger-Congo; Africa.
  181. Dakota (dak)—"Wóda khota" (peace time, time of truce) or "Míʾogdasʾisʾe" (calm and shining)—North America.
  182. Danish—"Fred" (peace),"Friður" (peace), "Vrede" (angry)—Denmark and Greenland.
  183. Dari Persian, Afgan or Farsi—"Sulh" صلح "Ssulh" (peace), "Soola" (peace), "Sulha" (peace), صوله "Sola" (peace), "Sazi" (peacemaking) —Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan.
  184. Darja—"Esslama" (peace)—Algeria.
  185. Dholuo—"Kue" (peace), “Kuo” (peace)— Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania.
  186. Dinka—"Ador" (peace), “Dɔɔr” (peace)—Sudan.
  187. Divehi—"Sulha" (peace)— Maldives.
  188. Dogrib (dgr) or Na-dene—"Ts'èwhı̨ ts'ı̨ı̨wǫǫ" (peace), "Nakenahohtsî" (make peace)—Canada: Northwest Territories.
  189. Dolenjsko —"Paks" (peace)—Conlang.
  190. Doolomitian —"Pese" (peace)—Con.
  191. Doriathrin—"Ēd" (feminine name, rest)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  192. Drow—"Gre'as'anto" (peace)—Con.
  193. Dschang or Yemba—"Mbw´né" (peace) —Cameroon.
  194. Duala - "Musango" (peace) - Cameroon.
  195. Dungan —"хәпин (həpin)" (peace)—China.
  196. Dutch (Flemish)—"Vrede" (peace), "Rust" (peace), "Peis" (peace, archaic), "vrede met zichzelf" (peace of mind) —Belgium.
  197. Dutch—"Vrede" (peace)", "Rust" (peace), "Peis" (peace, archaic), "Vrede met zichzelf" (peace of mind)—Netherlands, Belgium.
  198. Dutch—"Vrede" (peace), "Rust" (peace), "Peis" (peace, archaic), "vrede met zichzelf" (peace of mind) —Netherlands, Belgium.
  199. Dzongkha—"Gzhi-bde" (peace)—Bhutan.
  200. Eastern Bolivian Guarani—"Yerovia" (peace) —Eastern Bolivia.
  201. Eastern Bolivian Guarani—"Yerovia" (peace)—Eastern Bolivia.
  202. Efik —"Emem" (peace)—Nigeria.
  203. Egyptian—"Hetep" (peace), "Em hotep nefer weret" (very great peace, hello)—Egypt.
  204. Egyptian—"Hetep" (peace)—Egypt.
  205. Ekari (ekg), Mee, Ekagi, Kapauku—"Muka-Muka" (peace), "Mukamuka tai"( to be satisfied, to be happy or content, to make peace), "Kojaa" (slow, quiet, peaceful) —Indonesia.
  206. Ekari (ekg), Mee, Ekagi, Kapauku—"Muka-Muka" (peace), "Mukamuka tai"( to be satisfied, to be happy or content, to make peace), "Kojaa" (slow, quiet, peaceful) —Indonesia.
  207. Elfdalian or Övdalian—"Frið" (peace)—Älvdalen Municipality (Övdaln) in Northern Dalarna in central Sweden.
  208. Elfdalian or Övdalian—"Frið" (peace)—Älvdalen Municipality (Övdaln) in Northern Dalarna in central Sweden.
  209. Emakhuwa—"Murettele" (peace), "Mwiwanana" (peace), "Amaani" (peace)—Mozambique.
  210. Emakhuwa—"Murettele" (peace), "Mwiwanana" (peace), "Amaani" (peace)—Mozambique.
  211. Emberá - Northern Emberá or Embera del Norte—"Nekai" (peace), "Necai b̶ead̶ida", "Kĩrãipa" (peace), or "Paz" (peace)—Colombia, Panama.
  212. Emberá Mʌ̃a—"Necai" (peace)—Colombia. 
  213. English - "Peace" (peace) - UK, Ireland, North America, Australia, New Zealand, Sub-Saharan Africa, Caribbean, etc.
  214. English—"Peace" (peace) —UK, Ireland, North America, Australia, New Zealand, Sub-Saharan Africa, Caribbean, etc.
  215. Eskimo—"Erkigsnek" (peace)—Native American (Greenland).
  216. Eskimo—"Erkigsnek" (peace)—Native American (Greenland).
  217. Esperanto—"Pace" (peace)—Constructed.
  218. Esperanto—"Pace" (peace)—Constructed.
  219. Estonian—"Rahu" (peace)—Estonia.
  220. Estonian—"Rahu" (peace)—Estonia.
  221. Ethiopian—”Selem”—Ethiopia.
  222. Etruscan (ett)—"Pas" (peace) or "Pas fenvs a" (peace we bring to)—Italy (extinct).
  223. Éwé, Évé, Gen, and Mina—"Ŋutifafa" (peace) or "Fáfá"—West Africa.
  224. Ewondo—"Foè" (peace)— Cameroon.
  225. Extremaduran—"Pas" (peace)—Western Spain.
  226. Faeroese, Faroean, Faroese—"Fridur" (peace), "Friður" (peace)—Faroe Islands and Denmark.
  227. Fanagolo—"Kutula" (peace)—South Africa.
  228. Fang —"Mvoghé " (peace)— Gabon.
  229. Farsi, Persian—" ﺢﻟﺻ / Sohl" (peace), “Ashtee” حلص “Sohl”—Iran.
  230. Ferengi —"Kin" (peace)—Conlang.
  231. Fijian—"Vakaçegu" (peace) —Fiji.
  232. Fijian—"Vakaçegu" (peace)—Fiji.
  233. Finnish—"Rauha" (peace), “Hiljaisuus”, “Mielenrauha” (peace of mind), “Rauhanrukous”—Finland, Sweden, Russia.
  234. Flemish—"Påye" (peace), "Vreij" (peace), "Rust" (peace) or "Vrede" (peace)—Belgium.
  235. Flemish—"Påye" (peace), "Vreij" (peace), "Rust" (peace) or "Vrede" (peace)—Belgium.
  236. Fon—"Fifâ" (peace), “Fífá” —Benin
  237. Franco-Provençal —Pas (peace), Patz—France.
  238. Franco-Provençal—"Pas" (peace)—France.
  239. French—"Paix" (peace), Tranquillité (peace of Mind)—France, Belgium, Canada, Caribbean, West Africa, Polynesia, etc.
  240. French, Old—"Pais" (peace)—France.
  241. Friesch—"Fred" (peace), "Fretha", "Frethe", "Fretho", "Freda", "Grid" (peace)—Germany, Netherlands.
  242. Frisian, Frysk (fry), Friesian sherland, Freese, Friesch—"Frede" (peace) or "Fred" (peace), "Frede fan 'e geast" (peace of mind), "Kalm) (calm), "Ienriedigens" (harmony, unanimity), "Fredich", "Freedsum" (peaceful), "freedsum" (peaceloving)—Frisian Islands in the North Sea, Germany, Netherlands
  243. Frisian, Northern (frr), a language of Germany, North Frisian dialects are grouped into two main divisions: mainland and insular. Insular dialects are Sylt Frisian (Söl'ring), Föhr-Amrum Frisian (Fering/Öömrang), Heligolandic Frisian (Halunder).—"word" (peace)—Germany.
  244. Frisian, Western Frisian, Frysk, a language of Germany—"Frede" (peace), "Frederjochter" (Justice of the Peace), "Nobelpriis foar de Frede" (Nobel Peace Prize), "Fredich", "Freedsum", "Stil" (peaceful), "Rêst" (peacefulness)—Germany, Netherlands.
  245. Friulian (Frulan)—"Pâs" (peace), “Pac” (peace)—Friuli (Italy).
  246. Fula (Falani)—"Jam" (peace)—Nigeria, Guinea, Mali, West Africa.
  247. Fulfulde - Borgu Fulfulde (fue) or Borgu—"Jam"—Burkina Faso, Benin, Nigeria, Central-Eastern Nigerspoken in Cameroon. Chad. Nigeria. Sudan.
  248. Fulfulde - Burkina Fulfulde, Burkina, Western Niger (four dialects: Jelgoore, Yaagaare, Gurmaare and Moosiire)—"Jam" (peace)—Burkina Faso and Western Niger.
  249. Fulfulde (Pulaar/Pular/Fulani) —Jam   (peace)—West Africa.
  250. Fulfulde -Maasina Fulfulde (ffm) or Maasinankoore Fulfulde or Maasina—"Jam"—Mali, Niger, Congo.
  251. Fulfulde -Pulaar Fulfulde or Pulaar—"Jam" (peace)—Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Central-Eastern Niger, Cameroon, Chad, and the Sudan.
  252. Fulfulde—"Jam", Jojja (reconcile, adjust), "Jojjiiji (peace, reconciliations, harmony), "Jojjindidira" (make peace between, meidate), or  "Hoolnaare (safety, peace, state of peacefulness, confidence)—Mali.
  253. Ga—"Hejole " (peace)—Conlang.
  254. Gaelic Scottish, Scots Gaelic or Gàidhlig (gla)—"Sìth" (peace) or "Saucht" (reconciled, at peace)—Scotland.
  255. Gaelic Scottish, Scots Gaelic or Gàidhlig (gla)—"Sìth" (peace) or "Saucht" (reconciled, at ease, in peace, tranquility)—Scotland.
  256. Gaelic-Irish —"Siochain" (peace), “Sith” (peace)—Ireland.
  257. Gafuleya Chontal—"Aylobaha" (peace)—Mexico. 
  258. Galician (Gallegan)—"Paz" (peace)—Spain, Portugal.
  259. Ganda—"Mirembe" (peace) —Niger, Congo.
  260. Garifuna—"Darangilaü" (peace)—Honduras, Belize.
  261. Gascon —"Patz" (peace)—Conlang.
  262. Ge'ez—"Salam" (peace) —Ethiopia, Eritrea (liturgical).
  263. Gen/Éwé/Mina—Dutifafa  (peace) —West Africa.
  264. Georgian—"Mšvidoba" (peace) —Georgia.
  265. Georgian—“სიმშვიდე / Simšvide”, “მშვიდობა / mšvidoba”—Georgia.
  266. German Low German—“Freden”, “Freed”, “Fräden”, “Frääd” (peace) —Germany
  267. German—"Friede", "Frieden" (peace), “Ruhe” “Scheinfriede” (phoney, hollow)—Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Italy, Belgium.
  268. Giha—"Amahoro" (peace) -Western Tanzania. 
  269. Gikuyu—“Thayu” (peace), “Ũhoro” (peace), “Horo” (peace)—Kenya.
  270. Glagolitic Script—ⰿⰹⱃⱏ / Mirŭ) —Eastern Europe. 
  271. Gnomish—"Gwilm" (cessation, peace, peace, quiet, rest, quiet)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  272. Gnomish—"Gwilm" (cessation, peace, peace, quiet, rest, quiet)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  273. Gothic—"Gawairþi" (peace), “Friþu” (peace)—Central Europe (extinct).
  274. Greek, Ancient—εἰρήνη (eiréne)—Ancient Greece
  275. Greek, Modern—"Iríni / ειρήνη / Eirēnē” (peace), “Irene” (peace), “Eiphnh” (peace)—Greece, Cyprus.
  276. Greek: ησυχία (el) f (isychía), γαλήνη (el) f (galíni), ηρεμία (el) f (iremía), ειρήνη (el) f (eiríni)
  277. Greenlandic or Kalaallisut—Irqigsiniq, Er?igsine? (peace) eqqissineq, “Eqqisaqatigiineq”—Greenland.
  278. Griko—"Filìa" (peace) —Puglia (Italy).
  279. Guadeloupe Creole / Martinique Creole—"Pé" (peace) “Lapé “—Caribbean.
  280. Guadeloupean Creole French (gcf)—"Pe" or "Lapé" (peace) or "Nofrap" (calm), "Ou pé komansé dékòlè" (you can start calm or you can calm down now)—Guadeloupe.
  281. Guarani—Aprvé, Ñerane'i, Py'aguapy, “Moñera'ÿ” (peace)—Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil.
  282. Guiana Creole (Kreyol) —"Lapè" (peace) —Caribbean.
  283. Gujarati—"Shanti" (peace), "Śānti", "Shāntatā" (peace, calm), શાંતિ—India, Pakistan.
  284. Gullah (Geechee) —"Peace" (peace)—Georgia / South Carolina Sea Islands (USA).
  285. Guyanian creole—“La pé”—Guyana 
  286. Gwich'in (gwi)—"Tsinehdan" (peace)—Alaska.
  287. Haida—Dláaya (is to be peaceful and calm)—North America (Canada: British Columbia; US: Alaska)
  288. Haitian Creole (Kreyol) —"Lapè" (peace) —Caribbean.
  289. Haka—"Remnak" (peace) dai zirziar in um caan; e.g. A great calm followed the storm = Thlichia kha dai zirziar in a ummi caan nih a hun zulh (calm), a dai; e.g. A calm night = A daimi zan—Myanmar
  290. Hakka—和平 (fò-phìn)—China.
  291. Halaka—Pegdub--
  292. Hangaza—"Amahoro" (peace)—Tanzania.
  293. Hausa (hua)—"Lafiya" (peace), Amana (peace), "Zaman lafiya" (peace), "Kwanciyar hankali" (peace), "Hakkure" (peace), "Lùmana" (peace), "Lùmaanàà" (peace), "Salamàà" (peace) or "Sálámȁ" (peace)—Nigeria, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ghana, Niger, Nigeria, Sudan and Togo.
  294. Hausa—"Lùmaanàà", "Amana", "Lafiya", "Lùmana", "Salamàà", "Natsuwa" (peace) —Nigeria.
  295. Hawaiian—"Maluhia" (peace), "Sipala" (peace), Malu (peace), “La’i” (peace)—Hawaii.
  296. Hebrew—"Shalom" (peace),  שלווה \ שַׁלְוָה שלמא‎ , Š(ə)lāmāʾ—Israel and liturgical.
  297. Herero or Otjiherero—"Ohange" (peace)—Southern Africa.
  298. Hiligaynon (Ilongo)—"Paghidait" (peace)—Philippines.
  299. Hindi—"Santi" (peace), “Shantih”, शांति “Śānti”, “Aman” (peace)—India, Nepal, Uganda, Suriname.
  300. Hiri Motu—"Taim billong sikan" (peace) —Papua New Guinea. 
  301. Hmong—"Kev sib haum xeeb" (peace)—China, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand.
  302. Hmong, Green or Blue Miao dialect—"Thaaj yeeb" (peace)—China, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand.
  303. Hmong, White Hmong—"Thaj yeeb", "Kev sib haum zeeb" (peace)—China, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand.
  304. Hobyót, Hewbyót, Hobi, or Kalam Rif Weyheybyot—"ʔáfyət" (peace and good health)—Southern Arabia.
  305. Hokkien—“Taipeng”—China. 
  306. Hopi—Sipala (peace), “Shinumu” (peaceful), “Paasikwa” (peace)—North America
  307. Huautla Mazatec (mau)—"Xi³ nchˀan¹ tjin"—Mexico.
  308. Hula—Paghidaet--
  309. Hungarian—"Béke" (peace), “Békesség”, “Nyugalom”—Hungary, Romania, Slovakia.
  310. Icelandic—"Friður" (peace), “Friðartími”, “Grið” (peace)—Iceland
  311. Icelandic, Old—Fridr—Iceland
  312. Ido—"Paco" (peace) —Nigeria
  313. Igbo (Ibo)—" Ùdo" (peace), “Ndokwa” (peace)—Nigeria.
  314. Igbo or Ogam—"Udo" (peace) or "Udho" (peace) or "Ndokwa" (peace)—Nigeria.
  315. Ikinyarwanda—"Amahoro" (peace), "Salama" (peace)—Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.
  316. Ila—"Chibanda" (peace) —Zambia.
  317. Ilocano—"Kappia" (peace)—Philippines.
  318. Ilongot—“Paghidait”
  319. Inabaknon (abx)—"Kamurayaw" (peace)—Philippines.
  320. Indonesian (Bahasa) —"Kedamaian" (peace), “Ketenangan” (peace), “Damai” (peace), “Perdamaian” (peace)—Indonesia. 
  321. Ingush—"Mashar" (peace)—Ingutia (Caucasus).
  322. Interlingua—"Pace" (peace) —Constructed
  323. Inuit, Inuktitut—“Tutkium” or “Tutkiun” (peace), “Anusdake” (peace), “Eqkisgineq”, "Saimmasimaniq" (peace), ᑐᑦᑭᐳᓐ (tutkiun)—Native American.
  324. Inupiak—“Kiñoiñak” / ᑭᖑᐃᖓᒃ, "Tutqiun" (peace) —Native American, North America. 
  325. Irish, Irish Gaelic—"Síocháin" (peace), “Síth”, “Suaimhneas” (peace of mind)—Ireland 
  326. Ishkashmi—"Salam" (peace) —Central Asia.
  327. IsiZulu /isiNdebele—Ukuthula (peace)—South Africa.
  328. Ismaîn—“Pe” (peace)--
  329. Italian—"Pace" (peace) —Italy, Switzerland.
  330. Itelmen, Itelmenic —ткарвэл (tkarvel)--
  331. Ivatan—Saychid (peace) —Philippines.
  332. Jalapa De Díaz Mazatec (maj)—"Kju̱a̱jyu" (peace)—Mexico.
  333. Jamaican Creole (Rasta, Jam Dung) —"Satta" (peace) —Caribbean. 
  334. Jamaican Creole English, Jamiekan, Jamaican Creole, Rasta or Jam Dung—"Sata" (to tell an individual or group to relax; be at at peace or state of rest), "Satta" (peace) or ":Liv gud wid piipl" (peace)—Jamaica.
  335. Japanese—"Heiwa" (peace), 平和 (へいわ, Heiwa”, 平静 (ja) (へいせい, heisei), 平安 (ja) (へいあん, heian)—Japan
  336. Jarawara (jaa)—"Bara" (live in peace)—Brazil.
  337. Jatibonicu Taino—"Amikekia" (peace) —Puerto Rico. 
  338. Jatvingian or Sudovian—"Sanpak", "Pak" (peace) —Baltic (extinct).
  339. Javanese—"Rukun" (peace), “Tentram” (peace), “Rahayuning gesang”—Indonesia.
  340. Jawa-Suriname— "Tentrem" (peace)—Indonesian Tribal Language.
  341. Jerma (Niger)—“Baani” 
  342. Joola (Senegal)—“Ku sumay” 
  343. Judeo-Arabic—Shlama—Middle East, North Africa
  344. Judeo-Italian, Italkian or Bagitto—"Pača" (peace)—Italy.
  345. Judeo-Persian (Bukharic)—"Salum"—Mideast, Central Asia.
  346. Kabardian—"Māmərəġă" (мамырыгъэ) (peace) or "Māmər" (мамыр) (peaceful)—Northwest Caucasian and the Eurasia Russia's Kabardino-Balkaria.
  347. Kabyle or Kabylian—"Lahna" (peace), “Laafya”, “Asrad”, “Afra” (tranquility)—Algeria.
  348. Kala Lagaw Ya—"Paaudh" (peace), "Paaudha" (peace)—Western and Central Torres Strait Islands between Papua New Guinea and the mainland of Australian.
  349. Kannada—"Shaamti" (peace), ಶಾಂತಿ / Śānti—India.
  350. Kanuri—"Kelafia" (peace), Hêr (peace) —Niger, Nigeria.
  351. Karelian—"Rauhu", "Vienosti" (peace) —Russia, Finland.
  352. Karen—“Emo tashi”—Burma
  353. Karo—"Kemalemen ate" (peace)—Indonesian Tribal Language.
  354. Kashmiri—Amn" (peace) —Kashmir (India, Pakistan). 
  355. Kashubian—Mir--
  356. Kazakh—Beybitšilik", Бейбичилик [bEjbetSilik] (peace), “Beybiychiyliyk”, “Mir”, “Tınıştıq”—Kazakhstan.
  357. Kekchi—"Tuktuquil usilal" (peace) —Guatemala, Belize
  358. Khmer, Kampuchea —"Santiphap" (peace), “Santekphep”, “Sontépheab”, សន្តិភាព (san tepheap), ក្រសាន / Krɑsaan, ធ្យាន / Tyien (peace of mind), សន្តិភាព / Sondtipeeup, សន្តិកាល Sɑnteʔ kaal, “Soksang”—Cambodia.
  359. Kiche—"Utzil" (peace, blessing, goodness)—Guatemala (Momostenango (as well as its dependent Aldeas of Canquixaja, Nimsitu, and Panca) and Totonicapan (and its dependent Aldeas of Nimasak and Cerro de Oro). 
  360. Kikongo—"Kikœndi" (peace), "Luvuvamu" (peace), Ngemba —Congo, Zaire, Angola.
  361. Kikuyu (Gikuyu)—"Thayu" (peace), “Thayũ”, “Ũhoro”—Kenya.
  362. Kildi Sami—"Ajjv" (peace), мырр / “Myrr” —Russian Arctic.
  363. Kim Mun (mji) or Kjimmun—"Kwan ʔpjaŋ"  和平 (peace)—Yanyuan, Qiongzhong County, Hainan, China.
  364. Kimbundu—“Kutululuka”  (peace) —Angola.
  365. Kinyarwanda/Kirundi—"Amahoro" (peace), "Nimuhóre"—Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda.
  366. Kirghiz (Kyrgyz)—"Tinçtik" (peace)—Kirghizstan, China
  367. Kirundi (Burundi)—"Amahoro" (peace)—Burundi and Rwanda
  368. Kiswahili—Amani  (peace)—Tanzania, Kenya, Congo.
  369. Klingon—“Roj” (peace)—Conlang of Star Trek.
  370. Koasati (Coushatta) —"Ilifayka" (peace) —North America.
  371. Kölsch—"Fridde" (peace)—Germany.
  372. Komi—"Mir̃", "Söglasön olöm", "Yри" or "Мир" (peace) —Russian Arctic.
  373. Kongo—“Kikœndi” (peace), “Ngemba”—Congo.
  374. Konkani—“Soukāsāi” or “Shanti” शंति —India. 
  375. Korean—" P'yŏng-hwa " (peace), 평화를 위한 기도, 평안 / Pyeong-an, 平安 , Pyeongjeong (peace of mind)—Korea
  376. Koryak—“Aмкавың”, “Amkavyng”, “мир”, “Mir”--
  377. Kwamera (tnk)—"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "Nəmərinuyen" (peace) or "əmərinu" (peace)—Tanna, Vanuatu.
  378. Kwamera (tnk)—"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "Nəmərinuyen" (peace), "Nəmərinuien" or "əmərinu" (peace)—Tanna, Vanuatu.
  379. Laizo/Falam—"ramnak; daihnak, " (peace), "a reh mi; dai khip khep mi; a thing mi, a ngawi mi" (calm)—Myanmar and India.
  380. Lakalai or Nakanai—"Telela" (peace)—New Britain, Papua New Guinea.
  381. Lango (lij), Langi, Leb Lango, Leb Lano, Leb Laŋo, Leb-Lango, Lëblaŋo, Lwo, Lwoo—"Kuc" (peace) "Kuch" (to be quiet, to be at peace), "Kweo" (to make cool, to pacify), "Ayom" (soft, peaceful), "Morembe Ayom" (good greeting), "Buti Ayom" (sleep softly, well)—a Southern Luo dialect spoken by the Lango people of Uganda and the Sudan.
  382. Lenakel—"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "Nəməlinuan" (peace) or "əməlinu" (peace)—Tanna, Vanuatu.
  383. Louisiana Creole French (lou) (Bayou Teche)—"Pe" (peace)—Louisiana.
  384. Louisiana Creole French (lou) (Côté Allemand Creole)—"Lape" (peace)—Louisiana.
  385. Louisiana Creole French (lou) (Pointe Coupee Parish)—"Pe" (peace), "Lape" (peace)—Louisiana.
  386. Louisiana Creole French (lou) (Saint Tammany)—"Pè" (peace). "Trankil" (peaceful)—Louisiana.
  387. Louisiana Creole French (lou)—"Pe" (peace), "Lape" (peace), "Pè" (peace), "Trankil" (peaceful)—Louisiana.
  388. Lugbara or Mugandat—"Asindriza" (peace (literally beautiful heart or nice heart), "Angu ndriza" (peace), "Asianzu" (peace, mercy)—Uganda and in the adjoining area of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
  389. Màaya  Yucateco (yua)—"Ets'a'an óolal" (peace, tranquility), "Jéedzel óolal" (peace), "Kinsik" (calm)—Mexico and Belize.
  390. Màaya  Yucateco (yua)—"Ets'a'an óolal" (peace, tranquility), "Jéedzel óolal" (peace), "Kinsik" (calm)—Mexico and Belize.
  391. Malay or Bahasa Malaysia—"Keamanan" (peace), "Daman" (peace)—Malaysia and Indonesia.
  392. Malgache, Malagasy, Maalgasy, Masikoro—"Adana" (peace, slow, peaceful, tranquil; grave and prudent in action), "Fandriampahalemana" (peace), "Salama" (peace), "Mahasalama" or "Fahasambarana" (peace, tranquillity, blessedness), or "Fiadanam-po" (peace)—Madagascar East Africa. 
  393. Mandarin Chinese—"Hé píng" / 和平 (peace)—China.
  394. Masai or Maasi—"Eseriani" (peace)—Kenya and Tanzania.
  395. Matu—" rhoeprhoi nah, ngaimongnah" (peace)dingcicak, dingrak, hlangihsap tue. (calm)—Myanmar and India.
  396. Mažtane—"Pén"—a Conlang of Verdurian. 
  397. Mele, Mele-Fila (mxe)—"word" (peace)—Atara mere, Vanuatu.
  398. Middle Primitive Elvish—"Ezdē" (root. rest, rest, repose, to rest, repose) in —Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  399. Middle Telerin—"Erde" (feminine name, rest)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  400. Na’vi (Avatar)—"Fpomtokx" (peace) or "Aylrrtok" (peace), "Fpom" (peace)—a Constructed Language or Conlang of the people of Pandora.
  401. Netwar or Lenakel—"Pis" (peace)—Western Tanna, Vanuatu.
  402. Nez Perce (nez / nai)—"'Eyewi" or "‘Eʔyewi" (peace)—Native American, United States.
  403. Nhengatu (yrl)—"Tecócatú" (peace)—Indigenous language of Brazil.
  404. Noldorin—"Sîdh" (peace), "Sēde" (peace), "Ídh" (rest)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  405. North Tanna (tnn)—"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "Nəməlinuən" (peace) or "əməlinu" (peace)—Tanna, Vanuatu.
  406. Norwegian Bokmål (nob) or Standard Written Norwegian—Fred (peace), "Stillhet" (peace, tranquility, calm), "Ro i sinnet" (peace), "Fredelig" (calm)—Norway.
  407. Nyanja, Chewa, Chichewa, or Chinyanja—"M’tendere", "Mtendere" (peace), "Tendele" (peace), "Lonjezana" (be at peace) or "Bata" (calm)—Southern African, Tanzania, and Malawi.
  408. Old Noldorin—"Ide" (feminine name. rest) —Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  409. Ossriandric—"Eord" (feminine name. rest)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  410. Patois de la forêt de Clairvaux—"Pai" (peace)—France. 
  411. Plains Cree or Cree (Saulteau First Nation)—"Āstēkēsikāw" (the day is calm after the storm), "Ayiwāstin" (it is a calm day, the wind has died down), "Kāmwātapiwin" (The act of sitting quietly and not moving)—North America.
  412. Primitive Elvish—"Sed" (root. rest, rest, repose)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  413. Qenya—"Ruin" (peace)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  414. Qenya—"Ruin" (peace)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  415. Quechua - Bolivian Aymara Quechua—"Hacaña" (peace), "Sumañkañataki" (peace), "Suma" (delicious, good, savoury, tasty)—Bolivia.
  416. Rakash—"Rawr" (peace)—Conlang.
  417. Saint Lucian Creole (Kweýol̀) French (acf)—"Lapé" (peace, quiet, calm, stillness, silence) or "Milyé" (peace, truce, cessation of fighting) or "Wipo" (rest) or "Bay wipo" (to leave in peace, to leave alone)—Carribean.
  418. San Jerónimo Tecóatl Mazatec (maa), Tecóatl Mazatec, Eloxochitlán Mazatec, Northern Highland Mazatec—"'Nchán" (peace)—San Jerónimo, Mexico.
  419. Serbian—"Bèzbednȏst" [bězbednôːst] (peace, security) or безбедност or "Mir" (peace) or "Spokoj" (peace)—Serbia.
  420. Shona, Chishon, Chishona or Manyika—"Runyararo"—Zimbabwe.
  421. Sindarin—"Sîdh" (peace), "îdh" (peace, tranquillity, rest, repose), "Ēd" (rest), "Dor" (rest), "Send" (rest), "Senn" (rest), or "Post" (pause, halt, rest, respite)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  422. Sioux—"Wo’okeyeh" (peace)—Native American, North America.
  423. Somali—"Nabáda" (peace), "Nabad" (peace), “Ma nahad baa” (is there peace), “Nabadda maanka” (peace of mind)—Somalia, Djibouti, Ethiopia.
  424. South West Tanna (nwi)—"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "Nəmərinuyen" (peace) or "əmərinu" (peace)—Tanna, Vanuatu.
  425. Ta'agra, Tamriel, Elsweyr, Khajiit, The Elder Scrolls—"Santi" (peace), "Santi'i" (peaceful)—Conlang (Bethesda Softworks).
  426. Tarahumara (tac)—"We kii'ri" (peace)—Mexico (Chihuahua).
  427. Tedim—"daih na lungnopna, lungmuanna, kilemna" (peace),  "dai, huihpi guahpi dai, theng, kamdeuh" (calm)—Myanmar and India.
  428. Telerin—"Erde" (peace, rest)—Constructed language conceived by Tolkien.
  429. Toraja-Sa'dan (sda)—"Kamarampasan" (peace)—highland region of Southern Sulawesi in Indonesia.
  430. Upper Sorbian or Wendish —"Pokój" (peace, calmness)—Germany.
  431. Vaha—"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "Nəməlinuyen" (peace) or "əməlinu" (peace)—Tanna, Vanuatu.
  432. Verdurian—"Pé"—a Conlang of Almea.
  433. Wantoat—"Iniwikake" (tell someone something in an attempt to make peace), "Gekäke" (be calm)—Papua New Guinea.
  434. Whitesands (tnp)—"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "Nəməlinuyen" (peace, calm), "Nəməlinuiən" (peace), or "əməlinu" (peaceful, calm)—Tanna, Vanuatu.
  435. Wintu—"ʔelew-be-m λikuṕurmina" (peace, literally no fighting each other now)—Native American, United States (Northern California).
  436. Wu Chinese or Shanghainese—"Hhu bin" / 和平 (peace) or "Hépíng" —Shanghai, China.
  437. Yoruba (yor), Yorùbá or Youruba—"Àlàáfíà" (peace, sound health or well-being), "Ìrèlè" (peace), "Itunu" (peace of mind), "Ifaiya" (alignment, as being aligned with one's destiny or ultimate purpose in life), "Ifaiya bale" (peace, the practice of peaceful volition and absolute non-violence)—Nigeria, Benin, Togo (West Africa).
  438. Yucatec Maya (yua), Màaya - Yucateco or Yucateco —"Jets' óolal", "Jéedzel óolal" (peace), "Ets'a'an óolal" (tranquility, quiet, harmony; peace)—Yucatán Peninsula and northern Belize.
  439. Yuki (yuk)—"K'ic (be quiet), "K'ic-a" (be quiet)—Northern California, US.
  440. Yuki (yuk), Coast Yuki —'Keham telt" (calm with no breakers and no wind)—Northern California, US.
  441. Yuki (yuk), Huititno’m dialect—"K’iha" (to quiet a child)—Northern California, US.
  442. Yup’ik, Yupi (ypk)—"Kiñuiñak" (peace), "илакулъык'" / "Ilakuljyq" (peace), "Nepaitnaq" (peacefulness)—Alaska USA, Siberia Russia.
  443. Yup’ik, Yupik, Central Siberian (ess), Yuit, Siberian Yupiks or Yuits—"илакулъык'" / "Ilakuljyq" (peace), "Qinuite" (to be at peace) or "Quunir" (to be calm) —United States (Alaska), Russia (Siberia)
  444. Yup’ik, Yupik, Central Yupik (esu)—"uitanqegcineq" (peace)—Central Alaska, Yukon River, Nelson Island, Kuskokwim River, and Bristol Bay areas.
  445. Yurok (yur) or Algic—"Ti'gaw" (to be at peace), "Tjgaw" (to settle a dispute), "Tergerw" (be at peace, speak, settle a dispute), "Saawogeenah" (feel cool, feel peaceful), "Saawogeenepek" (I feel cool, I am peaceful), "Sa-woginep" (peaceful)—along the Klamath River in Del Norte and Humboldt counties, Northwestern California, US.
  446. Yuwaalaraay (kld), Yuwalraay—"Binaal bunma-li" (calm), "Gayn" (calm), "Gaynma-li" (calm)—South-West Queensland, Australian Aboriginal people of New South Wales.
  447. Zulu (zul) or isiZulu—"Ukuthula" (peace, silence, quiet, calm; tranquility, placid, lull), "Thula" (be quiet; be silent; be still; be peaceful; be tranquil, shut up), "Thulani", "Uxolo" (peace, harmony, forgiveness, tranquility), "Isithangami", "Ekuthuleni" (place of peace), "Ubucwantalala", "Nokuthula" (mother of peace) "Cwánta" (calm, peace, quietness, clearness, spread out sitting, lying, grazing peacefully)—South Africa and Lesotho.
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Green, Blue, White: Colorful Hmong Peace

7/1/2018

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Recently a written language again 
"kev sib haum xeeb" or "kev tiaj tus" 
or "kev thajyeeb nyab xeeb" 
is peace in Hmong
sometimes it takes a long word 
sometimes a lot of words
to call peace into reality

Thaaj yeeb peace in the Green 
or Blue Miao dialect of Hmong
pronounced "tahng ying" 
one letter different in white
"thaj yeeb" orally said "tah ying"
or "kev sib haum Zeeb" is peace
sometimes spelled "kev siab tus"
in the White Miao dialect of Hmong 
or Hmong Daw at times 
"nyob kaj siab lug" is used 
peace in the white dialet 

A Hmong folktale says
Hmong used to have a written language
important information written down
in a treasured book
the tale explains 
cows and rats ate the book
the Hmong language exclusively oral
from that point onwards

Imagine if a cow or a rat ate your only book
what words would you teach your children
with no way to check 
the truth of your words
would you make up words and meanings 

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Kev sib haum xeeb White Miao dialect of Hmong or Hmong Daw 
   "Kev sib haum xeeb" (peace), "Kev tiaj tus", "Kev thajyeeb nyab xeeb" or "Ntiaj teb no" in Hmong or Hmoob spoken in China, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand.
    "Thaaj yeeb" [tahng ying] (peace) in the Green or Blue Miao dialect of Hmong. 
   "Thaj yeeb" [tah ying], "Kev sib haum zeeb" (peace), "Kev siab tus" or "Nyob kaj siab lug" in the White Miao dialect of Hmong or Hmong Daw at times. White Hmong spoken in Northern Laos, a Hmong-Mien language.
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Memory ​Exercise:
 
What word for peace would you choose if you made up your own language?
How would you spell "peace" if you had only ever heard the word and never read it?
 
imagine if a cow or a rat ate your only book
what words would you teach your children
with no way to check the truth of your words
would you make up words and meaning
 
Make up a language
describe the community that speaks that language
what are the words for
peace
calm
quiet
tranquil
 
Sometimes it takes more than one word to get the meaning across. It takes a community of peace to write peace in some languages. It is not a bad thing it just takes more people more connections more sounds to call peace into being.
 
Say the word peace in whatever language you would like as loudly as you can.
Tell someone about your commitment to peace and to health for yourself and others.
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