Oraā"ĒxaĢiĢ-b" (peace, to be peaceful), "!nó" (to be quiet), "!nÅ" (to be quiet, silent)āSouth Africa.
Aari (aiw)ā"Laqmi" (peace)āEthiopia. Abaluhyaā"Omulembe" (peace) āKenya. Abar or Mungbamā"BƬmje" (peaceful), "Bimbene" (peaceful)āCameroon. Abauā"Liwak marowhway" (peace)āPapua New Guinea. Abazaā"MÄmÉr" (peace)āRussia (Karachay-Cherkess Republic) and Turkey. Abellen, Aytaā"Tana" (peace)āPhilippines. Abenaki (alg), Abnakiā"Olakamigenoka" (peace), "Okikiamgenoka", "KamignokawĆ“gan" (peace), "Wlakamigen" (peace)āNative American, Maine, USA, Montreal, Canada, North America. Abenaki: Penobscot Abenaki, Aln8ba8dwaw8gan (abe), Eastern Abenakiā"Wlakamigen" (peace), "Äik" (calm, quiet)āNorth America. Abkhaz (abk, ab), Abkhazian, AŠ±Ń Š°Š·ŃŠŗŠøŠ¹, Abxazo, Abxaz, Abkhazian (abk), Apkhazian, Apkhaz, AŌ„ŃŃŠ° Š±ŃŠ·ŃÓŠ° [aį¹sua byzÅ”wa], AŌ„ŃŃÓŠ° [aį¹sÅ”wa], Abkhaze, Abjaso, a vulnerable minority language in Europeā"ŠŅŃŠ½ŃŃŠ°" [Aį¹ynÄra] (peace)āCaucasus and Georgia (Abkhaz Republic), Turkey (diaspora communities in Turkey), Russian Federation, the Middle East and Western Europe; includes the Ashkharawa dialect officially subsumed under Abaza in the Russian Federation. Abui (abz)ā"Pendamai" (peace), "Amon" (calm), "Moku" (calm), "Rama" (calm), "Dame" (peace)āIndonesia (East Nusa Tenggara, Greater Alor, and Timor-Alor-Pantar). Aceh, Achinese (ace), Acehneseā"Mayget" (peace), "Damien" (peace)āAceh, Sumatra, Indonesia. Achaemenid Elamite (elx)ā"Gu-gu" (peace), "Gugu" (peace)āElamite Empire, Ancient Near East, Middle East. Achagua (aca), Achawa, Ajagua, Achugua, and Xaguaā"SĆ”ictaque'e" (peace), "SĆ”ictacta" (peace)āColombia (Eastern Colombia). AchĆ© (guq)āKrÉØĢba rƵma (peace), "Kra gatu" (calm), "ÉØ praru gatu" (calm (of the sea)āParaguay. Achuar-shiwiar (acu)ā"Angkan pengker nintimratin" (peace)āPeru. Adyghe (ady), Adygean, Adyghabze, Š°Š“ŃŠ³ŃбзŃ, Adygeiā"RŃŠæŃŃŃ Ń" (peace), "RŃŠæŃŃŃ" (peace), "мамŃŃŠ½ŃгŃ" (peace)āNorth-west Caucasus Russia. Afar (aa)ā"Salaamata" (peace)āEthiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti. Afrikaans (afr)ā"Vrede" (peace)āSouth Africa. Aghul (agx), ŠŠ³ŃŠ»ŃŃŠŗŠ¾-ŃŃŃŃŠŗŠøŠ¹ ŃŠ»Š¾Š²Š°ŃŃ, Aghul-ch'al, Agiul Shui. Autonym. агŃŃŠ», AÄ”ul, агŃŃŠ» ŃÓŠ°Š» , AÄul Ņ«Ģal,ā"ŠøŃŠ»Š°Ń ŠŠ²ŠµŠ»" [Islahwel] (peace), "Islakhivel" (peace), "Sakin" (calm), "ŃŠµŠŗŠøŠ½Š²ŠµŠ»" [Sekinwel"] (peace), "Sekinvel" (peace), "ŠøŠ“Š¶ŠµŃ ŠæŃŠøŠ» Ń Š¾ŃŠ¾Ńий" (good), "иГже ŠæŃŠøŠ» Ń Š¾ŃŠ¾Ńий" (good), "Idzhef" (good)āRussia. Aghul (Koshan dialect)ā "аваГŃŃŠ°Ń" [AwaduÅ”as] (peace), "Avadushas" (peace), "Idzhed" (good) or "Sakin" (calm)āSouthern Dagestan, Russia and Azerbaijan. Aguarunaā"Ag'kan" (peace), "Epegtuniajum" (peace), "MijaĢmu" (calm)āPeru (MaraƱon River area) Agutaynen (agn)ā"Kaoyan" (goodness; well-being; peace)āPhilippines. Ainu (mis)ā"ć¢ćć³ć [Apunno in Katakana] , ćć·ćć®" [Apunno in Hiragana] (peace)āJapan. Ćiwoo (nfl)ā"VƤkolooli" (make peace), "Meloo" (peaceful), "WĆ¢meloo" (make peace)āReef-Santa Cruz Islands, Solomon Islands. AjiĆ«, Bakla,Beki, Wai, and Aājieā"Ta" (peace)āNew Caledonia, Oceania Ajja, Aja, or Ajagbeā"FafĆ”" (cold, peaceful, peace, shading), "Åcifafa" (peace), "FÉÉ" (willingly, easily, peacefully),- Benin, a small country in Africa. Ajyininka Apurucayaliā"Kamiitha" (peace)āPeru. Akan (ak)ā"Asmomdwoe" (peace)āWest Africa. Akawaio (ake)āEreuta (peace), "TŹusewankamai'" (peace), "IźnÉØźpanŹkŹ pÉØź teźsan (make peace)āGuyana (Mazaruni River), Venezuela (Bolivar State), Brazil (Roraima State). Akkadian (akk)ā"Salmu" (peace)āMesopotamia (extinct). Akoose (bss)ā"NsaÅ" (peace) or "Ne nsaÅ"āCameroon Alabama (nai)ā"Ittimokla" (peace), "Utimokla" (peace), "Innaaɬiilka" (peace), "Oolakano" (to be at peace, be friendly, be peaceful)āNative American, North America. Alamblak (amp)ā"Duka mmokfot" (peace, hope, forget, lack of worry, think crazy)āEast Sepik, Papua New Guinea. Albanian (sq)ā"Paqe" (peace), "PĆ”qja" (peace)āAlbania, Kosovo, Macedonia. Albanianā"Paqe" (peace), "PĆ”qja" (peace), "Pake" (peace)āAlbania, Kosovo. Alekano, Gahuku (gah)ā"Hulu" (peace), "Zou" (peace), "AlĆ©mo zou live" (silence, make quiet, make peaceful), "Lipizeko" (peaceful, patient, calm), āPapua New Guinea (Eastern Highlands Province). Algonquin (alg)ā"WĆ¢ki Ijiwebis-I" (peace), Waki QiwebisāNorth America (Canada Quebec). Alsatian (gsw)ā"FrĆ©da" (peace), "Friede" (peace)āFrance (Alsace), Switzerland. Alune (alp) ā"Mise" (peace), "Mise kai lomai" (peace)āIndonesia. Amanab (amn), Amanab (Naineri)ā"Afa sifakaligā (peace)āPapua New Guinea (Sandaun Province). Ambonese Malayā"Bakubae" (peace or damai), "Dame" (peace)āAmbon Island in the Maluku Islands of Indonesia. Amele (aey), Amale, Huar, Jagahala, Haijaā"Malol" (peace), "Manin" (peace), "Tanaw-eŹ" (to make peace)āMadang, Papua New Guinea. Amharic (amh, am), Kuchumba, Amarinya, Amharinya, and Amarignaā"į°įį" [salÄm] (peace), "Salam" (peace)āEthopia, Egypt, Israel. Ampeeli (Safeyoka dialect)ā"SÉØmeho" (peace)āPapua New Guinea. Ampeeli (Wojokeso dialect)ā"SÉØmeho" (peace)āPapua New Guinea. Ampeeli, Safeyoka, Angan, Ampele, Ambariā"SÉØmeho" (peace)āPapua New Guinea. Angave (aak), Ankaveā"AyinÉØĢÅÉØĢ" (peaceful), "Maiwi" (peacefully, unconcerned, innocently, unaware, careless)āPapua New Guinea's Gulf Province. Anglo Saxon, Old English (ang)ā"į į±įį¦ā [Friþ] (peace), āFriư" (peace)āEngland (extinct). Antillean Creoleā"La PĆ©" (peace), "LapĆ©" (peace)āFrance (French Antilles) or Martinique. Arabeā"Sala Ģm" (peace)āAfrica. Arabic: Arabic (arb)ā"Ų³ŁŲ§Ł [SalÄm, Salam] (peace), " ŲµŁŲ§Ų© ٠٠أج٠اŁŲ³ŁŲ§Ł " (peace) āSalaamā (peace), Salamā (peace)āNorth Africa, Mideast, Central Asia, and liturgical, Maghreb, Near East. Arabic: Gulf Arabicā"Salaam" (peace) āUnited Arab Emirates (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah), Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Oman. Aragonese (an)ā"Patz" (peace)āSpain. Aralleā"Kamasahkeang" (peace)ā(Indonesian Tribal Language) Aramaic, Syriac, Assyrian (arc)ā"Ü«Ü Ü”Ü [Shlamaa] (peace)āIraq, Iran, Syria, and liturgical. Aranda (are), Langrevā"Urnere" (peace)āLower Southern (Arunta) Australia. AranĆ©s (oci), Araneseā"Patz" (peace), "La Patz" (peace)āSpain, Europe. Arapaho (arp), HinónoʼeitĆĆtā"Neneenii3o'oneihnoo" (I am behaving well, peacefully), "Teneiitooneiht" (calm, quiet, virgin)āNative American Arawak (arw-000), Araguaco, Arahuaco, Arahuacos, Arawac, Arowak, Arrowukas, Aruak, Aruaqui, Arwuak, Lokono, Lokono Dian (people's talk), Luccumi, an Amerind, Equatorial, Arawakan, Maipuran, Northern, Ta-Arawakan languageā"Sare" (well, in Arawak the word well as in live well includes peace and harmony), "Sareken" (better), "Ymadianthi, Omadianthi, Madianthi" (n): companion, buddy, comrade. Sare b-a-li kaky-n b-omadianthi oma. āYou must live well (in peace and harmony) with your companions/comrades.ā Sare w-a-the ymadianthi oma kaky-n. āLet us live well (in peace and harmony) with our companions)āSuriname (Arawak is spoken by some hundred Arawak people in scattered locations across the north of Suriname), Guyana, Venezuela. Arawak is spoken by a tribe of indigenous peoples primarily located in the Caribbean and northern South America. ArbĆ«resh, Arbyresh (sq)ā"Pakjy" (peace), "Paqe" (peace)āSouthern Italy. Arifama-Miniafiaā"Tufuw" (peace)āPapua New Guinea Armenian (hye, hy) ArmĆ©nien, Hayerenā"ÕÕ”Õ²Õ”Õ²ÕøÖÕ©ÕµÕøÖÕ¶" [XaÄ”aÄ”ut'yun, XaÅaÅowtāyown], āKhaghaghoutyounā (peace), āKhanhaghutyun" (peace), "Khaghaghoutyoun", "Khaghaghutiun", "Ashkharh" (peace), "Han-gÄĢ£im" (lie, rest), "Han-gist" (tranquility), Ō±Õ²ÕøÕ©Ö ÕÕ”Õ²Õ”Õ²ÕøÖÕ©ÕµÕ”Õ¶ (prayer for peace)āArmenia, Armenian Highlands, Iran, Turkey, Russia, and Azerbaijain. Arrernte, Eastern (aer)ā"Mwarre" (peacable, good)āAlice Springs, Australia. Assamese (as)ā" ą¦¶ą¦¾ą¦Øą§ą¦¤ą¦æ [ÅÄnti] (peace), "SÄnti", "Shanti", "ČĢÄnti", "Nti" or "Xanti" (peace)āIndia, Bangladesh, and Bhutan Assyrian (aij, aii), Neo Assyrian or Neo-Aramaicā"Å ulmu" (welfare, safety, peace, prosperity)āIran, North Iraq, Syria, Turkey. Armenia, and Israel. Assyro-Babylonianā"Å ul-mu" (peace)āAncient Semitic.language. Asturian: Asturian (ast)ā"Paz" (peace)āSpain. Asturian: Bable (asf)ā"Paz" (peace, peace of mind)āSpain: Princedom of Asturias and Portugal. Auhelawaā"Nuwadaumwali" (peace, calm heart, peaceful) or "Ebe"āPapua New Guinea. AvaƱe'įŗ½ Guarani, GuaranĆ Paraguayoā"Pyāa guapy" (peace) or "ĘvÉØ-tuporeŹÉØĢ" (calm)āParaguay Avar (av)ā"Š ŠµŠŗŃŠµŠ»" [Reqel] (peace)āCaucasus. Avestan (ae)ā"ÄxÅ”ti" (peace)āIran (extinct). Avestanā"AxÅ”ti" (peace)āIran (extinct) Ayautla Mazatec (vmy)ā"Kjuaxiu" (peace)āMexico, Mexican state of Oaxaca, in the town of San BartolomĆ© Ayautla. Aymara, Ajmaraā"HacaƱa" (peace), Qasiki (free; peaceful; tranquil)āPeru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, and Brazil. Ayta Abellenā"Tana" (peace)āPhilippines Azeri (az), Azerbaijani (azj)ā"Sülh" (peace, armistice, truce, amicable, orderly), ŲµŁŁŲ , "Salh", "Solh" (peace, armistice, truce, amicable, orderly), "BarıÅ", "ŠŃŃ Š°ŃŃŠ½Š»Ńг", "Гинҹлик", "Š“ŅÆŠ½ŃŠ°", "ŃŠ°ŠŗŠøŃлик", "Cүлһ" "Dünya", "DinƧlik" (peace), "Rahatlıq" (peace, calm, boon, quietude, cosiness, convenience, lull, quietness, quiescence, placidity, rest, quiet, comfort, serenity, repose, ease, facilitation, relief, amenity, facility, accommodation, improvement)āAzerbaijan, Russian, Daghestan, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Turkey. Azeri, Azerbaijani (azj) Quoteā"Åƶhratparastlik qurtaran yerdan da Émin amanliq baÅlaylr." (Peace begins just where ambition ends.)āAzerbaijan, Russian, Daghestan, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey. Azeri or Azerbaijani (azj) Quoteā"Sülhü qoruyub saxlamaq onu qazanmaqdan daha asandır." (Better keep peace than make peace.)āAzerbaijan, Russian, Daghestan, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey. Babylonian, a dialect of Akkadianā"Å”ul-mu"āAncient Semitic language. Balanese (ban) or Basa Baliā"DamĆ©", "Shanti", "Swasti" or "Rahayu"āBali. Balochi (bcc)ā"Sala" (peace), "Aman" (peace), ŲŪŲ±/ŲµŁŲ or Ų§ŪŁ ŁŪ "Muhnt" (a share of stolen property restored to the owner as a peace offering)āIran and Pakistan. Bambamā"Kamasannangam penaba" (peace)āIndonesian Tribal Language. Bambara (bm)ā"Hereā (peace), āHĆØrĆØā (peace), āErrĆ©bĆ©" (peace)āMali. Bangi (Bobangi) (bnt)ā"NyiEe" (peace), "Nyiee" (peace)āCongo. BaoulĆ©ā"Ahoudjo hĆ©" (peace), "Dyra koa!" (keep calm)āIvory Coast, Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa. Barakhineiā"PĆ»" (peace)āa Conlang. Bargam, Mugil (mlp)ā"Tamaz" (peace, good time, offering, sacrifice)āMadang Province, Papua New Guinea. Bari (bfa)ā"FĆ”'rana" (peace) or "Liòngit" (peace) or Yukan (peace, rest)āSouth Sudan. (Africa). Basaa (bas)ā"SĆ N" (peace), "SĆ n" (peace), "NsaÅ" (peace)āCameroon. Bashkir (ba)ā"ŃŃŠ½ŃŃŠ»ŃŅ”" [TĆÆnĆÆslĆÆq] (peace), "ŃŠ°ŃŃŃŠ»ŃŅ”" [Tatıwlıq] (peace), āā"ŃŃŠ½ŃŃ" [Tynys] (peace), "Tınıslıķ" (peace)āVolga, Urals, Central Asia. Basque (eu)ā"BakĆ©" (peace), "Bakea" (peace)āSpain, France. Batak (btk)ā"Pardamean" (peace)āIndonesia. Bavarian (Bayrisch)ā"Fridn" (peace)āBavaria (Germany). Belarusian (bel, be), Byelorussian, белаŃŃŃŠŗŠ°Ńā"миŃ" [ŠŃŃ, Mir], ŠŠ°ŠŗŠ¾Š¹ [Pakoj] (peace) (peace), "ŃŠæŠ°ŠŗŠ¾Š¹" [Spakój] (peace), "згоГа" [Zgoda] (peace)āBelarus. Bemba (bem, byi, bmy, bmb), Chibemba, IciBembaā"Mutende" (peace), "Mutenden" (peace), "Ukwikala mu" (peace), "Tondolo" (silently, calmly)āNorthern Zambia, ZaĆÆre, Congo-Kinshasha. Niger-Congo. Bena-bena, Benabenaā"Fulu huseźna" (peace), "Fulunaźa" (peace), "Fulu hu'ehibe" (slow, unhurried, not in a rush, gentle, peaceful)āPapua New Guinea. Bengali, Bangla (bn)ā"ą¦¶ą¦¾ą¦Øą§ą¦¤ą¦æ" [ÅÄnti, Shanti] (peace) "SÄnti", "Sainta", "Shanti", "Shaan-ti" (peace), "AbirÅdha" or "Abirodha" (harmony, peace, accord, agreement, amity, friendliness)āBangladesh and India (West Bengal, Tripura and Barak Valley). Berberā"Thalouith" (peace)āAlgeria, Mali, Niger. BĆ©ti fangāMvoay (peace) ā Ivory Coast. Bhojpuri (bho)ā"ShÄnti" (peace), "SÄnti" (peace), "Sakoon" (peace)āIndia (Uttar Pradesh), Mauritius, Nepal. Bihari (bh)ā" ą¦¶ą¦¾ą¦Øą§ą¦¤ą¦æ" [ÅÄnti]āBangladesh and India. Biloxi (bil) and OfoāToke (calm) or "Tokerti" (calm, no breeze stirring)āUnited States (Mississippi Valley). Binisaya, Cebuanoā"Kamingaw" (peace), "Pagdait" (peace)āPhilippines. Bisaya (map)ā"Kalinaw" (peace)āBrunei. Bislama (bis), Melanesian Pidgin Englishā"Natamata" (peace), "Pis" (peace, piece), "Temat" (peace)āVanuatu, Melanasia. Blackfoot (bla), SiksikĆ”ā"Innaaissttiiya" (peace), "Innaihtsi'iyi" (peace)āCanada and United States. Bobo (nic)ā"Makonakon" (peace)āBurkina Faso. Boko (nic)ā"Lumana" (peace), Salama" (peace)āBenin, Nigeria. Bosnian (bs)ā"ŠŠøŃ" [Mir] (peace), "Spokoj" (peace)āBosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo. Brahui (dra)ā"ĆsĆ»daĆ®" (peace)āPakistan, Afghanistan, Iran. Breton, Brezhonegā"Peoc'h" (peace), "PĆØc'h" (peace)ā France (Bretagne). Bribri (bzd)āSe̱ne bĆ«ĢrĆ« (peace), Se̱rke bĆ«ĢrĆ« (peace)āCosta Rica. Bugisā"Marennui mennang" (peace)āIndonesian Tribal Language. Bulgarian (bg)ā"ŠŠøŃ" [Mir] (peace), āŃŠæŠ¾ŠŗŠ¾ĢŠ¹ŃŃŠ²ŠøŠµā [Spokójstvie] (peace) āBulgaria, Turkey, Romania. Buli (nic)ā"Goom-jigi" (peace)āGhana. Bulu (bjl)ā"Mvo'e" (peace), "Ć©vovoĆ©" (calm, tranquil), "Ngbwa" (peace, friendship alliance, friendliness, kindness)āCameroon and Niger-Congo; Africa. Burmese (my)ā"įį¹įįįį¹įøįį¹įį±įį¹įøįį±įø" [Nrim-khyam-ye, Nyein Chan Yay] (peace), "Nyeinjanyei" (peace), "Ngrim:hkyam:re" (peace)āMyanmar Burushaski (bsk), BurÅ«ĢÅ”askÄ« Hunzaā"Aram" (peace), "SalĆ”amn" (peace), "Sukóonny" (peace) or "Manókuradj" (peaceful, generous, gentle)āNorthern Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Cadhinorā"Peos" (peace) āa Conlang of Almea. CaglÄllā "Pasc" [Pash] (peace), "Pasc" [paŹ] (peace)āConlang by a Chilean programmer. Cajun French (Acadian, Kreyol Lwiziyen)ā"PĆ©", "LapĆ©", "Trankil" (peaceful)āLouisiana (USA). Canisā"ŠŃĻaĻĻĆ„mmÄжā [Joorahssommòhzje] (peace)āConlang. Capeverdian Creoleā"Paz" (peace), Pas (peace)āCape Verde Islands. Caribe (car), Galibiā"Sara'me" (peace), "Panawa" (peace)āVenezuala, Suriname. Caribeā"Sara'me" (peace) or "Panawa" (peace)āVenezuala, Suriname. Carolinian (map)ā"Gunnammwey" (peace)āMicronesia. Carolinianā"GĆŗnnammwey" (peace)āMicronesia. CatalĆ”n (cat, ca), CatalĆ£o, CatalĆ , Catalan-Valencian-Balearā"Pau" (peace), "VĆØncer" (calm), "Calma" (calm), "Assossegat" (peaceful, motionless and calm; placid, easy, easygoing, leisurely, placid , quiet, smooth, still, tranquil, unruffled, not hurried or forced)āCatalonia, the Valencian Region, the Balearic Islands, the Franja (Fringe of Aragon), Andorra, France, Roussillon and Alghero (Sardinia). Catanese, CatanĆØsā"Paci" (peace)āConlang (Adarian of Canalia). Cayugaā"OdriyohsrÄdaĖĒ«h" (peace), "Ganig}h[yo" (peaceful)āOntario, Canada. Cebuano (ceb)ā"Kalinaw" (peace), Kahusayan" (peace)āPhilippines. Cebuanoā"Kalinaw", "Kahusayan" (peace)āPhilippines (Central part). Central Atlas Tamazightā"Talwit" (peace)āNorth Africa. Central Tarahumaraā"We kii'ri" (peace)āMexico (Chihuahua).. Cermaā"KufÄ©ÉÅo" (peace), "YaafÉĢlle" (peace)āBurkina Faso. Chamorro (cha, ch)ā"Minaggen" (peace) or "PĆ„s" (peace) or "PĆ„sifiku" (Pacific, peaceful, peaceful state, peace) or "Ć plĆ„ka" (make peace)āGuam and the Northern Mariana Islands. Champenois (Aube ā Marne ā Haute-Marne)ā"Tocque mornicault" (peace), "Calme" (calm, peace), "Paix" (peace)āFrance and Belgium. Chechen (ce)ā"ŠŠ°ŃаŃ" [MaÅar, Mashar] (peace)āChechnya (Caucasus), Russia (Chechen Republic) Cherokee, Tsalagi (chr)--"įįÆį±" [dohiyi] (peace), "Dohiyi" (peace), "Nvwadóhiyada" (peace)āNorth America, USA (Oklahoma) Cheyenne (chy)ā"NanomonsetĆ“tse" (peace), "He'kotĆ¢hestĆ“tse" (peace)āUSA (Montana, Oklahoma). Chichewa, Chewa, Nyanja (ny), Chi Nyanja ā"M'tendere" (peace)āMalawi. Chicksaw (cic), Chickasaw (nai)--"Nanna Ayya" (peace)--Native American, North America (South Central Oklahoma) Chiluba, Luba (lbk)ā"Ndowe" (peace)āZaire or Dem. Rep. Congo. Chin, Zomiā"Nopsakna" (peace)āMyanmar and India. Chinese: Mandarin Chineseā"HĆ© pĆng" / åå¹³ (peace)āChina. Chinese: Mandarin, Putonghua (zh)ā"åå¹³ [HĆ©pĆng, Heping" (peace)āChina, Taiwan, Singapore. Chinese: Sichuan Yi (ii)ā"ź®ź½" [Te-njo] (peace)āChina. Chinese: Wu Chinese (wuu) y˦tÉiu˦ɦoĖØ tāaĖØĖ©dialect (wuu-007) ā"tāaĖØĖ© bɦeÅĖ© ĖØ" (peace), tÉāyÉ˦˧ ko˦˧(make peace), "tÉaÅ˦˧dɦeÅ˩˩" (calm)āJiangsu 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. Chinese: Wu Chinese or Shanghaineseā"Hhu bin" / åå¹³ (peace), "HĆ©pĆng" (peace) āShanghai, China. Chinese: Yue, Cantonese or Jyutping ā"Peng on" åå¹³ or "Peng an" (peace), Wo ping / åå¹³ (peace)āCanton (Guangdong), Macau, and Hong Kong, China. ChiquihuitlĆ”n Mazate (maq)ā"Cjuajeya" (peace)āMexico. Chishona/Manyikaā"Rugare" (peace)āAfrica. Choctaw (cho)ā"Achukma" (peace), "Nuktanla" (peace), "Yukpa" (peaceable, peaceful), "Na yukpa" (joy, joyful man, pleasure, rejoicing, peace), "Achukma" (peace, good, well)āNative American language. Chokwe, Cokweā"Ukulungunga" (peace)--Angola, Congo. Ch'ol, TumbalĆ” (cai)ā"ĆŹch'chocoya" (peace), "ƱŹch'tilels" (peace), "ƱŹch'tŹlel lac pusic'al" (peace)āChiapas (Mexico). Chontal, Tequistlatec (nai)ā"Aylobaha Gafuleya" (peace)āMexico. Chouaā"Salam" (peace)āAfrica. Chuang, Zhuang (zha, za), Vahcuengh, Northern Zhuangā"Bingzan" (peace), "Bingz" (level, even, flat, peace)āGuangxi, China. Chukcheeā"Cumav" (peace) / "Š¦ŃŠ¼Š°Š²", "УнŃŃŠ¼" / "Untem", or "AmaravkÄgyrgyn" / "AŠ¼Š°ŃŠ°Š²ŠŗŃвагŃŃŠ³Ńн"āSiberia. Chukchi (Chukot) (ckt, mis) ā"Cumav" (peace), "Š¦ŃŠ¼Š°Š²" (peace), "Untem" (peace), "AmaravkÄgyrgyn" (peace), "ŠŠ¼Š°ŃŠ°Š²ŠŗŃŠ²Š°Š³ŃŃŠ³Ńн" [Amaravkevagyrgyn] (peace)āSiberia. Church Slavonic: Old Church Slavonic (cu)ā"ŠŠøĢŃŃ" [mĆrÉ] (peace)āEastern Europe (liturgical). Chuuk (chk)ā"Kunammwey" (peace)āTruk. Chuukese (chk)ā"Kinamwe" (peace)āMicronesia. Chuvash (chv, Chuv, cv, chuv1255, CJU), Tchouvache, ŃŃŠ²Š°ŃŃŠŗŠøŠ¹, Š§ÓŠ²Š°Ńла, ĆÄvaÅla, TĆ«nche, a vulnerable Altaic, Turkic, BolgarOghur languageā"ŃÓŠ½ÓŅ«" [TÄnÄÅ] (peace), "ŃÓŠ½ÓҫлÓŃ " [TÄnÄÅlÄh] (peace), "миŃ" [mir] (peace), "канÓҫлÓŃ " (peace)āRussia: near the Volga River. Cimbrian (Tzimbro, TĆ uc') ā"Bride", "Vride" (peace) āTrentino, Veneto (Italy). Cokweā"Ukulungunga" (peace)āAfrica. Comanche (nai)ā"Tsumukikiatu" (peace)āNorth America. Comoranā"Amani" or "Salama"āComoros, an archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Coptic (cop)ā"ϨιĻηνη [HirÄ«nÄ«]" (peace)āEgypt (extinct) and liturgical. Cornish (kw)ā"Cres" (peace)āCornwall (extinct). Corsican (co)ā"Pace" (peace), "Paci" (peace)āCorsica (France), France (Corse), Italy (Sardiania). Corsican (North)ā"Pace" (peace)āCorsica (France). Corsican (South)ā"Paci" (peace)āCorsica (France).. Cree (cr)ā"Wetaskiwin" (peace), WĆ®taskĆ®win" (peace, truce, alliance), "Papayatik" (peace)āNorth America, Canada. Cree, Alberta Creeā"Peyahtikeyimowin" (peace, after the war)āAlberta, Canada. Cree: Plains Cree or Cree (Saulteau First Nation)ā"ÄstÄkÄsikÄw" (the day is calm after the storm), "AyiwÄstin" (it is a calm day, the wind has died down), "KÄmwÄtapiwin" (The act of sitting quietly and not moving)āNorth America. Creole English: Gullah (Geechee) (cpe)ā"Peace" (peace)āGeorgia / Sourth Carolina sea islands (USA). Creole English: Jamaican Creole (Rasta, Jam Dung) (cpe)ā"Satta" (peace)āCaribbean. Creole English: Port Moresby Creole (cpe)ā"Gutpela taim" (peace)āPapua New Guinea. Creole French: Cajun French, Acadian, Kreyol Lwiziyen (frc, cpf)ā"PĆ©" (peace), "LapĆ©" (peace), "Trankil" (peaceful), "Bon jour" (hello), "soleil" (sun)āLouisiana (USA). Creole French: Guadeloupe / Martinique Creole (cpf)ā"PĆ©" (peace)āCaribbean. Creole: Port Moresby Creoleā"Gutpela Taim" (peace)āPapua New Guinea. Cretan, CrĆ©toisā"Eiphnh" (peace), ειĻήνη or "Irini"āCrete. Crimean Tatar (crh)ā"Sulh" (peace), "BarıÅıq" (peace) or "TınƧlıq" (peace)āCrimea. Crio, Crioulo Creole or Portuguese Creoleā"Pis" (peace)āBrazil. Croate, Croatian (hr)ā"Mir" (peace rest repose) or "Svijet" (peace) or "PoÄinak" or "Sklad" or "Sloga" (peace)āCroatia, Bosnie-HerzĆ©govine. CuĆŖzi, a Conlangā"PÄu" (peace, "Pu" (peace)āConlang. Czech (cs) ÄeÅ”tina or Äeskyā"Pokoji" (peace), "Klid" (peace), "MĆr" (peace)āCzech Republic. Dagara, DĆ gƔƔrĆØ (dga)ā"Maaro" (peace)āGhana, Burkina Faso, Niger-Congo; Africa. Dakota (dak)ā"WoĢda khota" (peace time, time of truce) or "MiĢŹ¾ogdasʾisʾe" (calm and shining)āNorth America. Danish (da)ā"Fred" (peace), "Friưur" (peace), "Vrede" (angry)āDenmark, Germany (Southern Schleswig), Greenland, Faroe Islands. Dari (ira)ā"ŲµŁŲ" [Sulh] (peace)āAfghanistan, Iran. Dari Persian, Afgan or Farsiā"Sulh" ŲµŁŲ "Ssulh" (peace), "Soola" (peace), "Sulha" (peace), ŲµŁŁŁ "Sola" (peace), "Sazi" (peacemaking) āAfghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan. Darja (ar)ā"Ų¹Ų³ŁŲ§Ł Ų©" [Esslama] (peace)āAlgeria. Darjaā"Esslama" (peace)āAlgeria. Dholuoā"Kue" (peace), āKuoā (peace)ā Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania. Dinkaā"Ador" (peace), āDÉÉrā (peace)āSudan. Divehiā"Sulha" (peace)ā Maldives. Divehi, Maldivian (dv)ā"ŽŽŖŽ ަ " [Sulha] (peace)āMaldives. Dogrib (dgr) or Na-deneā"Ts'ĆØwhı̨ ts'ı̨ı̨wǫǫ" (peace), "NakenahohtsĆ®" (make peace)āCanada: Northwest Territories. Dolenjsko ā"Paks" (peace)āConlang. Doolomitian ā"Pese" (peace)āCon. Doriathrinā"Äd" (feminine name, rest)āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Drowā"Gre'as'anto" (peace)āCon. Dschang or Yembaā"MbwĀ“nĆ©" (peace) āCameroon. Dschang, Yemba (bai)ā"MbwÉĀ“nĆ©" (peace)āCameroon. Duala - "Musango" (peace) - Cameroon. Duala (dua)ā"Musango" (peace)āCameroon. Dungan ā"Ń ÓŠæŠøŠ½ (hÉpin)" (peace)āChina. Dutch (Flemish)ā"Vrede" (peace), "Rust" (peace), "Peis" (peace, archaic), "vrede met zichzelf" (peace of mind) āBelgium. Dutchā"Vrede" (peace)", "Rust" (peace), "Peis" (peace, archaic), "Vrede met zichzelf" (peace of mind)āNetherlands, Belgium. Dutchā"Vrede" (peace), "Rust" (peace), "Peis" (peace, archaic), "vrede met zichzelf" (peace of mind) āNetherlands, Belgium. Dutch, Flemish (nl)ā"Vrede" (peace)āNetherlands, Belgium, Suriname. Dzongkha (dz)ā"ą½ą½ą½²ą¼ą½ą½ą½ŗ" [gzhi-bde] (peace)āBhutan. Dzongkhaā"Gzhi-bde" (peace)āBhutan. Eastern Bolivian Guaraniā"Yerovia" (peace)āEastern Bolivia. Efik (efi)ā"Emem" (peace)āNigeria. Egyptianā"Hetep" (peace), "Em hotep nefer weret" (very great peace, hello)āEgypt. Ekari (ekg), Mee, Ekagi, Kapaukuā"Muka-Muka" (peace), "Mukamuka tai" ( to be satisfied, to be happy or content, to make peace), "Kojaa" (slow, quiet, peaceful)āIndonesia. Elfdalian, Ćvdalianā"Friư" (peace)āĆlvdalen Municipality (Ćvdaln) in Northern Dalarna in central Sweden. Emakhuwaā"Murettele" (peace), "Mwiwanana" (peace), "Amaani" (peace)āMozambique. EmberĆ”: MŹĢa EmberĆ”ā"Necai" (peace)āColombia. EmberĆ”: Northern EmberĆ” or Embera del Norteā"Nekai" (peace), "Necai b̶ead̶ida", "KÄ©rĆ£ipa" (peace), or "Paz" (peace)āColombia, Panama. English (eng, en)ā"Peace" (peace)āUK, Ireland, North America, Australia, New Zealand, Sub-Saharan Africa, Carribean, South Africa, etc. English: Middle English (enm)ā"Pes, Pise, Pees" (peace)āEngland (extinct). Eskimoā"Erkigsnek" (peace)āNative American (Greenland). Esperanto ( eo)ā"Paco" (peace)āConlang, Constructed Language Estonian (et)ā"Rahu" (peace)āEstonia. EthiopianāāSelemā (peace)āEthiopia. Etruscan (ett, mis)ā"Pas" (peace) or "Pas fenvs a" (peace we bring to)āItaly (extinct). ĆwĆ©, ĆvĆ© (ee), Gen, and Minaā"Åutifafa" (peace), "FĆ”fĆ”" (peace)āWest Africa. Ewondoā"FoĆØ" (peace)āCameroon. Extremaduranā"Pas" (peace)āWestern Spain. Faeroese, Faroean, Faroeseā"Fridur" (peace), "Friưur" (peace)āFaroe Islands and Denmark. Fanagolo (crp)ā"Kutula" (peace)āSouth Africa. Fang ā"MvoghĆ© " (peace)ā Gabon. Faroese, Faeroese (fo)ā"Friưur" (peace)āFaroe Islands, Denmark. Farsi, Persianā" ļŗ¢ļ»ļŗ» / Sohl" (peace), āAshteeā ŲŁŲµ āSohlāāIran. Ferengi ā"Kin" (peace)āConlang. Fijian (fj)ā"VakaƧegu" (peace)āFiji. Finnish (fi)ā"Rauha" (peace), āHiljaisuusā, āMielenrauhaā (peace of mind), āRauhanrukousāāFinland, Sweden, Russia. Flemishā"PĆ„ye" (peace), "Vreij" (peace), "Rust" (peace) or "Vrede" (peace)āBelgium. Fon (fon)ā"FifĆ¢" (peace), āFĆfĆ”ā āBenin Franco-ProvenƧal āPas (peace), "Patz" (peace)āFrance. French (fr), FranƧais ā"Paix" (peace)āFrance, Belgium (Wallonia), Canada (Quebec), Caribbean, West Africa, Polynesia, , Belgium , Switzerland (Romandie), Monaco, Luxembourg. Frenchā"Paix" (peace), TranquillitĆ© (peace of Mind)āFrance, Belgium, Canada, Caribbean, West Africa, Polynesia, etc. French: Old French (fro)ā"Pais" (peace)āFrance. Frieschā"Fred" (peace), "Fretha", "Frethe", "Fretho", "Freda", "Grid" (peace)āGermany, Netherlands. Frisian (fy), Frysk (fry), Friesian sherland, Freese, Frieschā"Frede" (peace) or "Fred" (peace), "Frede fan 'e geast" (peace of mind), "Kalm) (calm), "Ienriedigens" (harmony, unanimity), "Fredich", "Freedsum" (peaceful), "freedsum" (peaceloving)āFrisian Islands in the North Sea, Germany, Netherlands Frisian, Northern (frr), a language of Germany, North Frisian dialects are grouped into two main divisions: mainland and insular. Insular dialects are Sylt Frisian (Sƶl'ring), Fƶhr-Amrum Frisian (Fering/Ćƶmrang), Heligolandic Frisian (Halunder). Frisian: Western Frisian, Frysk, a language of Germanyā"Frede" (peace), "Frederjochter" (Justice of the Peace), "Nobelpriis foar de Frede" (Nobel Peace Prize), "Fredich", "Freedsum", "Stil" (peaceful), "RĆŖst" (peacefulness)āGermany, Netherlands. Friulian, Frulan (fur)ā"PĆ¢s" (peace), "Pac" (peace)āItaly (Friuli) . Fula, Falani (ff)ā"Jam" (peace)āNigeria, Guinea, Mali, West Africa. Fulfulde: Fulfuldeā"Jam", Jojja (reconcile, adjust), "Jojjiiji (peace, reconciliations, harmony), "Jojjindidira" (make peace between, meidate), or "Hoolnaare (safety, peace, state of peacefulness, confidence)āMali. Fulfulde: Borgu Fulfulde (fue) or Borguā"Jam"āBurkina Faso, Benin, Nigeria, Central-Eastern Niger spoken in Cameroon. Chad. Nigeria. Sudan. Fulfulde: Burkina Fulfulde, Burkina, Western Niger ā"Jam" (peace)āBurkina Faso and Western Niger. Fulfulde: Maasina Fulfulde (ffm) or Maasinankoore Fulfulde or Maasinaā"Jam"āMali, Niger, Congo. Fulfulde: Pulaar Fulfulde or Pulaarā"Jam" (peace)āBurkina Faso, Nigeria, Central-Eastern Niger, Cameroon, Chad, and the Sudan. Fulfulde: Pulaar/Pular/Fulani) āJam (peace)āWest Africa. Gaā"Hejole " (peace)āConlang. Gaelic Scottish, Scots Gaelic, GĆ idhlig (gla)ā"SƬth" (peace), "Saucht" (reconciled, at ease, in peace, tranquility)āScotland. Gaelic-Irishā"Siochain" (peace), āSithā (peace)āIreland. Gafuleya Chontalā"Aylobaha" (peace)āMexico. Galician, Gallegan (gl)ā"Paz" (peace)āSpain (Galicia), Portugal. Ganda (lg), Lug, Gandaā"Mirembe" (peace)āUganda, Niger, Congo. Garifuna (cai)ā"Darangilaü" (peace)āHonduras, Belize. Gascon ā"Patz" (peace)āConlang. Ge'ez (gez)ā"į°įį [SalÄm, Salam] (peace)āEthiopia, Eritrea (liturgical). Gen/ĆwĆ©/MinaāDutifafa (peace), Åutifafa" (peace) āWest Africa. Georgian (ka)ā"įįØįįįįįį" [MÅ”vidoba] (peace), āį”įįįØįįįį / SimÅ”videā (peace), āįįØįįįįįį / mÅ”vidobaāāGeorgia. German: German (de)ā"Friede" (peace), "Frieden" (peace), "Der Friede" (peace), āRuheā āScheinfriedeā (phoney, hollow)āGermany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Italy (South Tyrol), Belgium, Luxembourg. German: Alsatian, Alemannish (gem)ā"FrĆ©da" (peace)āFrance, Switzerland. German: Bavarian, Bayrisch (gem)ā"Fridn" (peace)āBavaria (Germany). German: Cimbrian, Tzimbro, TĆ uc' (gem)ā" Bride, Vride" (peace)āTrentino, Veneto (Italy). German: Kƶlsch (gem)ā"Fridde" (peace)āGermany. German: Low GermanāāFredenā, āFreedā, āFrƤdenā, āFrƤƤdā (peace) āGermany German: Mennonite Low German (gem)ā"FrƤd" (peace)āNorth/South America, Europe. German: Middle High German (gmh)ā" Vride" (peace)āCentral Europe (extinct). German: Old High German (goh)ā"Fridu" (peace)āCentral Europe (extinct). Gihaā"Amahoro" (peace) -Western Tanzania. GikuyuāāThayuā (peace), āÅØhoroā (peace), āHoroā (peace)āKenya. Glagolitic Scriptā"ā°æā°¹ā±ā±" [MirÅ] (peace)āEastern Europe. Gnomishā"Gwilm" (cessation, peace, peace, quiet, rest, quiet)āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Gothic (got)ā"Gawairþi" (peace), āFriþuā (peace)āCentral Europe (extinct), Eastern Europe, Italy, Gallia Aquitania, Gallia Narbonensis, Hispania, Crimea - Extinct Greek: Greek (el)ā"ĪιĻήνη" [irĆni] (peace), Ī·ĻĻ Ļία (el) f (isychĆa), γαλήνη (el) f (galĆni), Ī·Ļεμία (el) f (iremĆa), ειĻήνη (el) f (eirĆni)āGreece, Cyprus. Greek: Ancient Greek (grc)ā"Īį¼°Ļήνη {eirįønÄ]" (peace), "Eirini" (peace)āMediterranean (extinct) and liturgical. Greek: AncientāεἰĻήνη (eirĆ©ne)āAncient Greece Greek: Modernā"IrĆni / ειĻήνη / EirÄnÄā (peace), āIreneā (peace), āEiphnhā (peace)āGreece, Cyprus. Greenlandic, Kalaallisut (kl)ā"Irqigsiniq" (peace), "ErÄøigsineÄø" (peace), "Eqqissineq" (peace), āEqqisaqatigiineqā (peace)āGreenland. Griko (el)ā"FilƬa" (peace)āPuglia (Italy). Guadeloupean Creole French (gcf)ā"Pe" (peace), "LapĆ©" (peace), "Nofrap" (calm), "Ou pĆ© komansĆ© dĆ©kòlĆØ" (you can start calm or you can calm down now)āGuadeloupe. Guahibo (guh, cai)ā"Diosojavabelia, itsamonaejavabelia ata, barajamatabĆ«cuenexanepanaeya vajataenexa" (peace)āColombia, Venezuela. Guarani (gn)ā"ApÄrÄvĆ©, Ćerane'i, Py'aguapy" (peace), AprvĆ©, Ćerane'i, Py'aguapy, āMoƱera'Ćæā (peace)āBolivia, Paraguay, Brazil. Guiana Creole (Kreyol) (at)ā"LapĆØ" (peace)āCaribbean. Gujarati (gu)ā"ąŖ¶ąŖ¾ąŖąŖ¤ąŖæ [ÅÄnti]" (peace), "Shanti" (peace), "ÅÄnti", "ShÄntatÄ" (peace, calm), ąŖ¶ąŖ¾ąŖąŖ¤ąŖæāIndia, Pakistan. Gullah (Geechee) ā"Peace" (peace)āGeorgia / South Carolina Sea Islands (USA). Guyanian CreoleāāLa pĆ©āāGuyana Gwich'in (gwi)ā"Tsinehdan" (peace)āAlaska. HaidaāDlĆ”aya (is to be peaceful and calm)āNorth America (Canada: British Columbia; US: Alaska) Haiti Creole (Kreyol) (at), Haitian Creole (Kreyol)ā"LapĆØ" (peace) āCaribbean. Hakaā"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 zanāMyanmar Hakkaāåå¹³ (fò-phƬn)āChina. Halakaā"Pegdub" (peace)-- Hangazaā"Amahoro" (peace)āTanzania. Hausa (hua)ā"Lafiya" (peace), Amana (peace), "Zaman lafiya" (peace), "Kwanciyar hankali" (peace), "Hakkure" (peace), "Lùmana" (peace), "LùmaanĆ Ć " (peace), "SalamĆ Ć " (peace), "SĆ”lĆ”mČ" (peace), "Natsuwa" (peace)āNigeria, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ghana, Niger, Nigeria, Sudan and Togo. Hawaiian (haw)ā"Maluhia" (peace), "Maluhia" (peace), "Sipala" (peace), Malu (peace), āLaāiā (peace)āHawaii. Hebrew (heb)ā"ש×××" [Shalom] (peace), "ש×××× \ שַ××Ö°×Öø× ×©×××ā , Å (É)lÄmÄāIsrael and liturgical. Herero (her, hz), Otjiherero, Ovaherero, Helelo, a Bantu or Bantoid languageā"Ohange" (peace), "Oveaotyohange" (those of the period of peace)āNiger-Congo, Namibia (Damaraland and Ovamboland), Botswana (Herero and Mbanderu peoples in Namibia and Botswana), Southern Africa, Africa. The Herero, also known as Ovaherero, are an ethnic group inhabiting parts of Southern Africa. The majority reside in Namibia. Hiligaynon, Ilongo (hil)ā"Paghidait" (peace)āPhilippines. Hindi (hi)ā"ą¤¶ą¤¾ą¤ą¤¤ą¤æ" [ÅÄnti] (peace), "Santi" (peace), āShantihā, ą¤¶ą¤¾ą¤ą¤¤ą¤æ āÅÄntiā, āAmanā (peace)āIndia, Nepal, Uganda, Suriname. Hiri Motu (ho)ā"Taim billong sikan" (peace)āPapua New Guinea. Hmong (hmn)ā"Kev tiaj tus" (peace), "Kev sib haum xeeb" (peace)āChina, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand. Hmong: Green or Blue Miao dialectā"Thaaj yeeb" (peace)āChina, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand. Hmong: White Hmongā"Thaj yeeb", "Kev sib haum zeeb" (peace)āChina, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand. Hobyót, Hewbyót, Hobi, or Kalam Rif Weyheybyotā"ŹĆ”fyÉt" (peace and good health)āSouthern Arabia. HokkienāāTaipengā (peace)āChina. Hopi (nai)ā"Sipala" (peace), āShinumuā (peaceful), āPaasikwaā (peace)āNorth America Huautla Mazatec (mau)ā"Xi³ nchĖan¹ tjin" (peace)āMexico. Hulaā"Paghidaet" (peace) Hungarian (hu)ā"BĆ©ke" (peace), āBĆ©kessĆ©gā, āNyugalomāāHungary, Romania, Slovakia. Icelandic: Icelandic (is)ā"Friưur" (peace), āFriưartĆmiā, āGriưā (peace)āIceland Icelandic: Old Icelandic (is)ā"Friưr" (peace), "Fridr" (peace)āIceland. Ido (io)ā"Paco" (peace)āNigeria. Igbo (Ibo, ig), Ibo (ig), Ogamā" Ćdo" (peace), "Udo" (peace), "Udho" (peace), "Ndokwa" (peace)āNigeria. Ikinyarwandaā"Amahoro" (peace), "Salama" (peace)āRwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. Ila (bnt)ā"Chibanda" (peace)āZambia. Ilocano (ilo)ā"Kappia" (peace)āPhilippines. IlongotāāPaghidaitā (peace) Inabaknon (abx)ā"Kamurayaw" (peace)āPhilippines. Indonesian, Bahasa Indonesia (id)ā"Kedamaian" (peace), "Damai" (peace), "Perdamaian" (peace), "Ketentraman" (peace), āKetenanganā (peace)āIndonesia. Ingush (inh)ā"ŠŠ°ŃаŃ" [Mashar] (peace)āIngutia (Caucasus). Interlingua (ia)ā"Pace" (peace)āConlang, Constructed Language. Interlingue (ie)ā"Pace" (peace)āConlang. Inuit, Inuktitut (iu)ā"į“įį»įŖįÆįŖįį " [Saimmasimaniq] (peace), āTutkiumā (peace), āTutkiunā (peace), āAnusdakeā (peace), āEqkisgineqā (peace), "Saimmasimaniq" (peace), įį¦įį³į (tutkiun)āNative American, Canada. Inupiak, IƱupiaq (ik)āāįįįįį" [KiƱoiƱak], "KiƱuiƱak" (peace), "Tutqiun" (peace)āNative American, North America, USA (Alaska). Irish (ga), Irish Gaelicā"SĆochĆ”in" (peace), āSĆthā (peace), āSuaimhneasā (peace of mind)āIreland Ishkashmi (ira)ā"Ų³ŁŲ§Ł " [SalÄm] (peace)āCentral Asia. IsmaĆ®nāāPeā (peace) -- Italian (it)ā"Pace" (peace)āItaly, Switzerland, San Marino. Itelmen, Itelmenic āŃŠŗŠ°ŃŠ²ŃŠ» (tkarvel)-- Ivatan (phi)ā"Saychid" (peace)āPhilippines. Jamaican Creole English, Jamiekan, Jamaican Creole, Rasta, Jam Dungā"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)āJamaica. Japanese (jap, ja)ā"å¹³å " [Heiwa] (peace), å¹³å (ćøćć, Heiwaā, å¹³é (ja) (ćøććć, heisei), å¹³å® (ja) (ćøććć, heian)āJapan Jarawara (jaa)ā"Bara" (live in peace)āBrazil. Jatibonicu Taino (cai)ā"Amikekia" (peace)āPuerto Rico. Jatvingian, Sudovianā"Sanpak", "Pak" (peace)āBaltic (extinct). Javanese (jv)ā"Rukun" (peace), āTentramā (peace), āRahayuning gesangāāIndonesia. Jawa-Surinameā "Tentrem" (peace)āIndonesian Tribal Language. Jerma (Niger)āāBaaniā (peace) Joola (Senegal)āāKu sumayā (peace) Judeo: Judeo Persian (jpr), Judaeo-Persian, Bukharic, ××Ö·×Ö¼×Öø× ×Ö“ ××Ö·××Ö¼××Ö“××Öø××Ö“ ×Ö¼×Ö¼××ָר×Ö“ [Zaboni yahudihoyi buxori] (bhh), ×Ö¼×Ö¼××ָר×Ö“ [Buxori] (bhh), a Southwestern Iranian languageā"Salum" (peace)āMideast, Central Asia. Judeo: Judeo-Arabic (jrb), Arabi, JudĆ©o-arabe, ××××××Ŗ ער×××Ŗ, a Semtic languageā"Shlama" (peace) "Madi:nat as-sala:m" (the Town of Peace (Jerusalem) instead of "Yeru:Å”alayim" or "ר×ש×××" in Hebrew (The translator glosses ā®×רוּשָׁ×ÖøÖÖ“×ā¬ā (āJerusalemā) as ā®×Ö·×ר ×Ö·××”Ö°×Ö·×ā¬ā (dÄr al-salÄm, āthe house of peaceā), using a defective spelling (possibly, al-salam)āMiddle East, North Africa dialects. Judeo-Arabic are Arabic dialects spoken by Jewish communities in the Arab world. Judeo: Judeo-ArabicāShlamaāMiddle East, North Africa Judeo: Judeo-Italian, Italkian or Bagittoā"PaÄa" (peace)āItaly. Judeo: Judeo-Persian, Bukharicā"Salum"āMideast, Central Asia. Judeo: Ladino, Judeo-Spanish (lad)ā"פ×ש" [Pas] (peace)āTurkey, Israel, North Africa. Kabardianā"MÄmÉrÉÄ”Ä" (мамŃŃŃŠ³ŃŃ) (peace) or "MÄmÉr" (мамŃŃ) (peaceful)āNorthwest Caucasian and the Eurasia Russia's Kabardino-Balkaria. Kabyle (kab), Kabylianā"Lahna" (peace), āLaafyaā, āAsradā, āAfraā (tranquility)āAlgeria (Kabylie). Kala Lagaw Yaā"Paaudh" (peace), "Paaudha" (peace)āWestern and Central Torres Strait Islands between Papua New Guinea and the mainland of Australian. Kannada (kn)ā"ą²¶ą²¾ą²ą²¤ą²æ" [Shaamti] (peace), ą²¶ą²¾ą²ą²¤ą²æ / ÅÄntiāIndia. Kanuri (knc-000, kr), a Saharan languageā"HĆŖr" (the peace), "Kelafia" (peace)āNiger, Nigeria. Karelian (fiu)ā"Rauhu" (peace), Vienosti" (peace)āRussia, Finland. KarenāāEmo tashiā (peace)āBurma Karoā"Kemalemen ate" (peace)āIndonesian Tribal Language. Kashmiri (ks)ā"Ų§Ł Ł" [Amn] (peace)āKashmir (India, Pakistan). Kashubianā"Mir" (peace)-- Kazakh (kk)ā"ŠŠµŠ¹Š±ŃŃŃŃŠ»ŃŠŗ" [BeybitÅ”ilik], [bEjbetSilik] (peace), āBeybiychiyliykā (peace), āMirā (peace), āTınıÅtıqā (peace)āKazakhstan. Kekchi (myn)ā"Tuktuquil usilal" (peace)āGuatemala, Belize. Khmer (km), Kampucheaā"įįįįį·įį¶į" [Santiphap, San Tepheap] (peace), āSantekphepā, āSontĆ©pheabā, įįįįį·įį¶į (san tepheap), įįįįį¶į / KrÉsaan, įįįį¶į / Tyien (peace of mind), įįįįį·įį¶į / Sondtipeeup, įįįįį·įį¶į SÉnteŹ kaal, āSoksangāāCambodia, Thailand, Vietnam Kicheā"Utzil" (peace, blessing, goodness)āGuatemala (Momostenango (as well as its dependent Aldeas of Canquixaja, Nimsitu, and Panca) and Totonicapan (and its dependent Aldeas of Nimasak and Cerro de Oro). Kikongoā"KikÅndi" (peace), "Luvuvamu" (peace), "NgĆŖmba" (peace)āDemocratic Republic Of The Congo, The Republic Of The Congo, Angola. Kikuyu, Gikuyu (ki)ā"Thayu" (peace), āThayÅ©ā (peace), āÅØhoroā (peace)āKenya. Kildi Samiā"Ajjv" (peace), мŃŃŃ / āMyrrā āRussian Arctic. Kim Mun (mji) or Kjimmunā"Kwan ŹpjaÅ" åå¹³ (peace)āYanyuan, Qiongzhong County, Hainan, China. KimbunduāāKutululukaā (peace) āAngola. Kinyarwanda, Rwanda, Ruanda (rw), Kirundiā"Amahoro" (peace), "Nimuhóre"āRwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda. Kirghiz, Kyrgyz (ky)ā"Š¢ŃŠ½ŃŃŃŠŗ" [TınƧtık] (peace)āKirghizstan, China. Kirundi (Burundi)ā"Amahoro" (peace)āBurundi and Rwanda KlingonāāRojā (peace)āConlang of Star Trek. Koasati, Coushatta (nai)ā"Ilifayka" (peace)āNorth America. Kƶlschā"Fridde" (peace)āGermany. Komi (kpv-001, kv)ā"Sƶglasƶn olƶm" (peace), "Soglasonolom" (peace), "MirĢ" (peace), "LoĢnŹø" (calm (of the sea), "Lony" (calm), "YŃŠø" or "ŠŠøŃ" (peace) āRussian Arctic. Kongo (kg)ā"KikÅndi" (peace), āNgembaā (peace)āCongo. KonkaniāāSoukÄsÄiā (peace), āShantiā ą¤¶ą¤ą¤¤ą¤æ (peace)āIndia. Korean (kor, ko)ā"ķķ " [Pyonghwa] (peace), "P'yÅng-hwa " (peace), ķķ넼 ģķ źø°ė, ķģ / Pyeong-an, å¹³å® , Pyeongjeong (peace of mind)āKorea KoryakāāAмкавŃŅ£ā, āAmkavyngā, āŠ¼ŠøŃā, āMirā-- Kosraean (kos)ā"Mihs" (peace)āMicronesia. Kreolā"PĆ©" (peace)āAfrica. Kurdish (ku)ā"HasĆ®tĆ®" (peace), "ŅŗŠ°ŃŠøŃŠø" [Hasiti], "ھاسŪŲŖŪ" [HasÄ«tÄ«] (peace), "Asti" (peace)āKurdistan (Turkey, Syria, Iran, Iraq). Kwamera (tnk)ā"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "NÉmÉrinuyen" (peace), "NÉmÉrinuien" (peace), "ÉmÉrinu" (peace)āTanna, Vanuatu. Kwanyama, Kuanyama (kua, kj), Oshikwanyama (kua)ā"Ombili" (peace)āAngola, Namibia. Ladin (roa)ā"PĆŖÅ”" (peace), "PĆŖsc" (peace)āTrentino-Alto Adige (Italy). Laizo/Falamā"ramnak; daihnak, " (peace), "a reh mi; dai khip khep mi; a thing mi, a ngawi mi" (calm)āMyanmar and India. Lakalai or Nakanaiā"Telela" (peace)āNew Britain, Papua New Guinea. Lakota, Dakota (sio)ā" Wolakota" (peace)āNorth America. Lango (lij), Langi, Leb Lango, Leb Lano, Leb LaÅo, Leb-Lango, LĆ«blaÅo, Lwo, Lwooā"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)āa Southern Luo dialect spoken by the Lango people of Uganda and the Sudan. Lao (lo)ā"ąŗŖąŗ”ąŗąŗ“ąŗąŗ²ąŗ" [Santiphap] (peace)āLaos, Thailand. Lariā"DzĆ»nu" (peace)āRepublic Of The Congo Latin (la)ā"Pax" (peace), "Pax Sit" (let peace be)āRome (extinct) and liturgical. Latvian (lv)ā"Miers" (peace)āLatvia. Lenakelā"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "NÉmÉlinuan" (peace) or "ÉmÉlinu" (peace)āTanna, Vanuatu. Lenape, Delaware (del)ā"Achwangundowagan" (peace)āNorth America. Ligurian (roa)ā"Paxe" (peace)āItaly (Liguria). Limburgan, Limburgish (li)ā"Vreij" (peace)āBelgium. Lingala (ln)ā"KĆmĆa" [Kimia] (peace), āBobóto" (peace)āCongo, Democratic Republic Of The Congo, Republic Of The Congo, Angola, Central African Republic Lingua Franca (crp)ā"Pace" (peace)āEurope, North Africa, Middle East (extinct). Lithuanian (lt)ā"Taika" (peace)āLithuania. Lojban (art)ā"Panpi" (peace)āConlang. Lombard (roa)ā"Pas" (peace)āLombardy, Piedmont, Trentino (Italy); Ticino (Switzerland). Louisiana Creole French (lou) (Bayou Teche)ā"Pe" (peace)āLouisiana. Louisiana Creole French (lou) (CĆ“tĆ© Allemand Creole)ā"Lape" (peace)āLouisiana. Louisiana Creole French (lou) (Pointe Coupee Parish)ā"Pe" (peace), "Lape" (peace)āLouisiana. Louisiana Creole French (lou) (Saint Tammany)ā"PĆØ" (peace). "Trankil" (peaceful)āLouisiana. Louisiana Creole French (lou)ā"Pe" (peace), "Lape" (peace), "PĆØ" (peace), "Trankil" (peaceful)āLouisiana. Low Saxonā"Vre(D)E" (peace)āGermany (Northern Germany), Netherlands Lozi (loz)ā"Nala" (peace)āZambia. Luba-Katanga (lu), Kilubaā"Ndoe" (peace)āNiger, Congo. Luganda (afa)ā"Emirembe" (peace)āUganda. Lugbara or Mugandatā"Asindriza" (peace (literally beautiful heart or nice heart), "Angu ndriza" (peace), "Asianzu" (peace, mercy)āUganda and in the adjoining area of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Luxemburgish, LĆ«tzebuergesch (lb), Luxembourgishā"Fridd" (peace), "Fridden" (peace)āLuxembourg. MĆ aya Yucateco (yua)ā"Ets'a'an óolal" (peace, tranquility), "JĆ©edzel óolal" (peace), "Kinsik" (calm)āMexico and Belize. Macedonian (mk)ā"ŠŠøŃ" [Mir] (peace)āMacedonia. Maghrebiā"Salam" (peace)āAfrica. Magindanoan (phi)ā"Kali lintad" (peace)āPhilippines. Malagasy, Malgache (mg)ā"Fandriampahalemana" (peace)āMadagascar. Malay (ms), Bahasa Malaysiaā"Keamanan" (peace), "Damai" (peace), "Daman" (peace)āMalaysia and Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore. Malayalam (ml)ā"ą“øą“®ą“¾ą“§ą“¾ą“Øą“" [Samaadhaanam] (peace)āIndia (Kerala). Malgache, Malagasy, Maalgasy, Masikoroā"Adana" (peace, slow, peaceful, tranquil; grave and prudent in action), "Fandriampahalemana" (peace), "Salama" (peace), "Mahasalama" or "Fahasambarana" (peace, tranquillity, blessedness), or "Fiadanam-po" (peace)āMadagascar East Africa. Maltese (mt)ā"PaÄi" (peace), "Sliem" (peace)āMalta. Manding (Mandenkan) ā"Kayiroo" (peace)āAfrica. Mandinka (man)ā"Kayiroo" (peace)āSenegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau. Manobo (mno)ā"Linew" (peace)āPhilippines. Manx (gv)ā"Shee" (peace)āIsle of Man. Maori (mi)ā"Rangima'arie" (peace), Nohopuku" (peace), Rongo" (peace)āNew Zealand. Mapundungun (arn)ā"Uvchin" "Tügkülen" (peace)āChile. Maranao (phi)ā"Diakatra" (peace)āPhilippines. Marathi (mr)ā"ą¤¶ą¤¾ą¤ą¤¤ą¤¤ą¤¾" [ÅÄntÄtÄ] (peace), "ą¤¶ą¤¾ą¤ą¤¤ą„" [ÅÄntÄ«] (peace)āIndia. Marquesan (map), Marquesas, an Austric, Austronesian, Malayo-Polynesian, Central-Eastern, Eastern, Oceanic, Remote, Central (A:M:C:E:O:C:R:C:E:P:N:E:C:Marquesic) languageā"Hau" (peace), "Menino" (calm, without wind, silence (calm sur mer et sur terre; silence), "Manino" (calm, slow (calme; lente, lentement), "Merie" (serene, fine), "MeŹie" (calm, serene), "Hau tree" (Paritium tiliaceum), "Ź»Äinahau" (land of the hau tree), "HakavaŹe" (flatter, appaiser, calmer, caresser; caresse, flatterie)āMarquesas Islands, French Polynesia. The Marquesas Islands are a group of volcanic islands in French Polynesia, an overseas collectivity of France in the southern Pacific Ocean. The Marquesas are located at 9.7812° S, 139.0817° W. The highest point is the peak of Mount Oave on Ua Pou island at 1,230 m above sea level. Marshallese (mh)ā"Ainemon" (peace)āMarshall Islands. Masaba, Lumasaba (bnt)ā"Koosi" (peace)āUganda. Masai, Maasiā"Eseriani" (peace)āKenya and Tanzania. Matuā" rhoeprhoi nah, ngaimongnah" (peace), dingcicak, dingrak, hlangihsap tue. (calm)āMyanmar and India. Mawu (afa)ā"HĆ”lĆ”" (peace)āWest Africa. Mayangna, Sumu (sai)ā"PrĆ® LĆ¢ni" (peace)āNicaragua. Mazatec: Jalapa De DĆaz Mazatec (maj)ā"Kju̱a̱jyu" (peace)āMexico. Mažtaneā"PĆ©n"āa Conlang of Verdurian. Mele, Mele-Fila (mxe)ā"word" (peace)āAtara mere, Vanuatu. Micmac (mic)ā"WĆ“ntĆ“kóde" (peace)āNorth America. Mingo, UnyƦƦshƦƶtkĆ”' (iro)ā"Skn'" (peace)āNorth America. Miskito (cai)ā"Kupia Kumi Laka" (peace)āNicaragua. Mohican, Mahican, Mohegan (alg)ā"Anachemowegan" (peace)āNorth America. Mokilese (map)ā"Onpek" (peace)āMicronesia. Moldavian, Moldavan (mo)ā"ŠŠ°Ńе" [Pace] (peace)āMoldava. Mongolian (mn)ā"ŠŠ½Ń ŃŠ°Š¹Š²Š°Š½" [Ćnx tajvan] (peace)āMongolia. Mongo-Nkundu (lol)ā"Bóoto" (peace)āCongo. MorĆ©ā"BĆ¢anem" (peace)āBurkina Faso Mossi, MorĆ© (mos)ā"LĆ¢fĆ" (peace)āBurkina Faso. Muskogee, Creek (mus)ā"Ittimokla" (peace)āNorth America. Naāvi (Avatar)ā"Fpomtokx" (peace) or "Aylrrtok" (peace), "Fpom" (peace)āa Constructed Language or Conlang of the people of Pandora. NĆ”huatl, Aztec (nah)ā"Tlamatcanemiliztli" (peace), "Mocehuia" (peace)āMexico, Guatemala. Nauruan (na)ā"Iow" (peace)āNauru. Navajo, Navaho (nv)ā"K'Ć©" (peace), "Hozo" (peace)āNorth America. Ndebele: North Ndebeleā"Ukuthula" (peace)āZimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa. Ndebele: South Ndebele (nr)ā"Ukuthula" (peace)āZimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa. Ndonga, Oshivambo, Oshiwambo, OshiNdonga, Ndonga (Ndo, ng)ā"Ombili" (peace), "Eindilo omolwombili" (peace)āAngola, Namibia. Nepali (ne)ā"ą¤¶ą¤¾ą¤Øą„ą¤¤ą¤æ" [Shanti] (peace)āNepal. Netwar or Lenakelā"Pis" (peace)āWestern Tanna, Vanuatu. Nez Perce (nez / nai)ā"'Eyewi" or "āEŹyewi" (peace)āNative American, United States. Nganasan (mis)ā"Cütü" (peace)āSiberia. Nhengatu (yrl, sai)ā"TecócatĆŗ" (peace)āIndigenous language of Brazil. Noldorinā"SĆ®dh" (peace), "SÄde" (peace), "Ćdh" (rest)āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Norse: Old Norse (non), an extinct languageā"į į±įį¦į±" [Friưr] (peace)āScandinavia (extinct) North Tanna (tnn)ā"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "NÉmÉlinuÉn" (peace) or "ÉmÉlinu" (peace)āTanna, Vanuatu. Norwegian: BokmĆ„l (nob), Standard Written NorwegianāFred (peace), "Stillhet" (peace, tranquility, calm), "Ro i sinnet" (peace), "Fredelig" (calm)āNorway. Norwegian: BokmĆ„l, Norwegian (nob), Standard Written NorwegianāFred (peace), "Stillhet" (peace, tranquility, calm), "Ro i sinnet" (peace), "Fredelig" (calm)āNorway. Norwegian: Norwegian (no)ā"Fred" (peace)āNorway Ntomba (bnt)ā"Nye" (peace)āCongo. Nyanja, Chewa, Chichewa, or Chinyanjaā"Mātendere", "Mtendere" (peace), "Tendele" (peace), "Lonjezana" (be at peace) or "Bata" (calm)āSouthern African, Tanzania, and Malawi. Occitan, ProvenƧal, Languedocian (oc)ā"Patz" (peace, "Pas" (peace), "Sarra" (peace)āFrance, Spain, Italy, Monaco. Ojibwa, Chippewa (oj)ā"Bangan" (peace), "Bisaniwewin" (peace)āNorth America, Canada (Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba), USA (Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota) Olkola (aus)ā"Erray" (peace)āAustralia. Oluta (cai)ā"Maxu" (peace)āNicaragua. Onandaga (iro)ā"Chkenon" (peace)āNorth America. Oriya (ori-000, or), Orijaā"ą¬¶ą¬¾ą¬Øąą¬¤ą¬æ" [Å Änti] (peace)āIndia. Oromo (om)ā"įįįØ" [Nagaya] (peace)āEthiopia, Kenya. Oshikwanyamaā"Onbili" (peace)āAfrica. Ossetian: Ossetian (oss-000, os), Ossetic (Osset.), Ossetisch, Ossete, OssĆØte, OsĆ©tico, ŠøŃŠ¾Š½, ŠøŃŠ¾Š½ æвзаг, Š¾ŃŠµŃŠøŠ½ŃŠŗŠøŠ¹ (in cyrilic) Ossetic, Digor, Iron, a Scythian languageā"Ć¦Š½ŃŠ°Š“ Š“ŃŠ³" [Aentsaddug] (peace), ÓŠ½ŃаГ [Ƥncad] (heart), "Fidyd" ŃŠøŠ“ŃŠ“ (peace), "Fidyddzinad" ŃŠøŠ“ŃŠ“ГзинаГ (peace), "Sabyrdzinad" ŃŠ°Š±ŃŃŠ“зинаГ (peace), "Sabyr" (calm), "ŃŠ°Ńн" (peace), "Š“ŃŠ½Šµ" (peace, world), ŃŠ°Š±ŃŃ (calm (of sea), ŃŠ°Š±ŃŃŠ“зинаГ (peace, hush, silence), "Ʀncad" (quiet, tranquil, quietly) from "Ham-ÄyÄta" and related to the Armenian root "Hang" (breath, rest), "Hang-e-aw" (to rest), "Hangst-ean" (rest, peace, resting place, grave), "Ʀncad" (quiet, tranquil, quietly) from "Ham-ÄyÄta" and related to the Armenian root "Hang" (breath, rest), "Hang-e-aw" (to rest), "Hangst-ean" (rest, peace, resting place, grave), "AncĢ£ayun" (rest), "Sogd. Å”'t `gleeful '; (from the Indo-European root "kŹ·eiĢÆĒ-, kŹ·iiĢÆÄ- (*kŹ·eḫü-es) Note: common Proto Germanic -u- > -ü-, -y-, -i-." (to rest quietly, quiet, peaceful)āRussia (North Ossetia-Alania), Georgia (South Ossetia), Iran, Georgia, Russian Federation. Ossetic is an East Iranian language spoken in Ossetia which is located partly in Russia and Georgia. Ossetian. Ossriandricā"Eord" (feminine name. rest)āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Otomi (oto)ā"Hmetho" (peace)āMexico. Ottawa, Odawa (oj)ā"Nwebin" (peace)āNorth America. Palauan (pau)ā"BĆŗdech" (peace)āPalau. Pali (pi)ā"SÄma, Santi" (peace)āIndia. Pampangan, Kapampangan (pam)ā"Kapayapan" (peace)āPhilippines. Pangasinan (pag)ā"Kareenan" (peace)āPhilippines. Panjabi, Punjab (pa)ā"ąØ¶ąØ¾ąØąØ¤ą©" [ÅÄnti] (peace)āPakistan, India. Papago-Pima (nai)ā"Dodolimdag" (peace)āNorth America. Papiamentu (pap), Papiamentoā"Pas" (peace)āNetherlands Antilles, Aruba, Bonaire, CuraƧao. Pashto (ps)ā"ŲµŁŁŁ" [Sola] (peace)āAfghanistan, Iran, Pakistan. Patois de la forĆŖt de Clairvauxā"Pai" (peace)āFrance. PaumarĆ (sai)ā"Va'i jaha" (peace)āBrazil. Persian, Farsi (fa)ā"ŲµŁŲ" [solh] (peace)āIran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Azerbaijan. Piedmontese (roa)ā"PĆ”s" (peace)āPiedmont (Italy). Pintupi-Luritja (aus)ā"Yatanpa" (peace)āAustralia. Polish (pl)ā"Pokój" (peace)āPoland, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Slovakia. Ponapean (map)ā"Melelilei" (peace)āMicronesia. Portuguese (pt), PortuguĆŖs ā"Paz" (peace)āPortugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, SĆ£o TomĆ© And PrĆncipe. Potawatomi (alg)ā"E'tokmite'k" (peace)āNorth America. Powhatan (alg)ā"Cohqwaivwh" (peace)āNorth America Prussian: Old Prussian (bat)ā"Pakajan" (peace)āBaltic (extinct). Quechua - Bolivian Aymara Quechuaā"HacaƱa" (peace), "SumaƱkaƱataki" (peace), "Suma" (delicious, good, savoury, tasty)āBolivia. Quechua (qu)ā"Anka Kay" (peace), "Qasikay" (peace), "Aligu" (peace), "Sonqo Tiaykuy" (peace)āPeru. Raeto-Romance, Romansch ( rm)ā"Pasch" (peace)āSwitzerland. Rakashā"Rawr" (peace)āConlang. Rapanui (rap)ā" Kiba-kiba" (peace), "Pava" (peace)āChile. Romagnolo , Emiliano (roa)ā"PĆØs" (peace), "Pas" (peace), "PĆØsa" (peace)āEmilia-Romagna, Lombardy (Italy), San Marino. Romaniā"Patcha" (peace)āRomania, Europe Romanian (ro)ā"Pace" (peace)āRomania, Hungary, Moldova, Serbia, Ukraine. Romanshā"Pasch" (peace)āSwitzerland (Grisons) Romany, Gypsy, Tsigane (rom)ā"Smirom" (peace)āEurope, South America, etc. Rotuman (map)ā"Huag Totoka" (peace)āFiji. Roviana (map)ā"Magogoso" (peace)āSolomon Islands. Rundi, Kirundi, Urundi (rn)ā"Amahoro" (peace)āBurundi. Russian (ru)ā"ŠŠøŃ" [Mir] (peace)āRussia, Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Central Asia. Russian: Cyrillic Russianā"миŃ" / "Mir" (peace), "ŃŠæŠ¾ŠŗŠ¾ŃŃŃŠ²Š¾", "ŃŠæŠ¾ŠŗŠ¾Ń" (peace of mind), "миŃŃ", "mirÅ" (peace)āRussia and Eastern Europe and Asia. Sa'a (map)ā"DƤilama" (peace)āSolomon Islands. Saint Lucian Creole (KweýolĢ) French (acf)ā"LapĆ©" (peace, quiet, calm, stillness, silence) or "MilyĆ©" (peace, truce, cessation of fighting) or "Wipo" (rest) or "Bay wipo" (to leave in peace, to leave alone)āCarribean. Sami: Kildi Sami (se)ā"ŠĢййв" [Äjjv] (peace)āRussian Arctic. Sami: Northern Sami (se)ā"RĆ”fi" (peace)āNorway, Sweden, Finland, Russia. Samoan (sm)ā"FilemÅ«" (peace), "To'a" (peace)āSamoa. San Jerónimo Tecóatl Mazatec (maa), Tecóatl Mazatec, EloxochitlĆ”n Mazatec, Northern Highland Mazatecā"'NchĆ”n" (peace)āSan Jerónimo, Mexico. SƤngƶ, Sango (sg)āāSiririā (peace), āSĆ“ngĆ“ " (peace)āCentral African Republic. Sanskrit (sa)ā"ą¤¶ą¤¾ą¤Øą„ą¤¤ą¤æą¤" [ÅÄntiįø„, ÅÄnti] (peace)āIndia (extinct, liturgical). Saraā" āGodo" (peace)āAfrica. Sardinian: Barbaricino (sc)ā"Pache" (peace)āItaly (Sardinia). Sardinian: Campidanese (sc)ā"Paxi" (peace)āItaly (Sardinia). Sardinian: Logudurese (sc)ā"Paghe" (peace)āItaly (Sardinia). Saxon: Old Saxon (nds)ā"Friưu" (peace)āSaxony (extinct). Scots (sco)ā"Pace" (peace)āScotland. Scottish Gaelic (gd)ā"SƬth" (peace)āUk (Scotland). Serbian (sr)ā"ŠŠøŃ" [Mir] (peace), "BĆØzbednČst" [bÄzbednĆ“Ėst] (peace, security) or безбеГноŃŃ or "Mir" (peace) or "Spokoj" (peace)āSerbia, Bosnia And Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro. Seri (nai)ā"Miisax ihom siijoz" (peace)āMexico. Sesothoā"Khotso" (peace)āAfrica. Setswana Kagiso" (peace)āAfrica. Shona (sn), Chishon, Chishona or Manyikaā"Runyaro" (peace), "Runyararo" (peace), "Dendemaro" (peace)āZimbabwe Sicilian (roa)ā"Paci" (peace)āSicily (Italy). Sindhi (sd)ā"ą¤¶ą¤¾ą¤ą¤¤ą¤æ" [Åanti, Shanty] (peace), "Ų“Ų§ŁŲŖ" [Åanti] (peace)āPakistan (Sindh), India. Sinhalese (si)ā"ą·ą·ą¶øą¶ŗ" [Samaya, Saameya, Shanti] (peace)āSri Lanka. Siouan, Sioux (sio)ā"Wo'okeyeh" (peace)āNorth America. Siouxā"Woāokeyeh" (peace)āNative American, North America. Slovak (sk)ā"Mier" (peace)āSlovak Republic, Slovakia. Slovene (sl)ā"Mir" (peace)āSlovenia, Italy, Austria, Croatia, Hungary, Serbia. Sobotaā"Paks" (peace)āSlovenia Somali (so)ā"NabĆ”da" (peace), āNabadda" (peace), "Nabad" (peace), āMa nahad baaā (is there peace), āNabadda maankaā (peace of mind)āSomalia, Djibouti, Ethiopia. Sorbian: Upper Sorbian, Wendish (wen)ā"Pokój" (peace, calmness)āGermany. Sotho: Southern Sotho (Sesotho, Sesuthu (st)ā"Kgotso, Khotso" (peace)āSouth Africa. Spanish (es)ā"Paz" (peace)āSpain, North/South America, Carribean, Hispanic America, Equatorial Guinea. Spanish: EspaƱolā"Paz" (peace)āAfrica. Sudovian, Jatvingian (bat)ā"SanpakÄ, PakÄ" (peace)āBaltic (extinct). Sundanese (su)ā"Karapihan" (peace), "Karapihan pikiran" (peace of mind), "Karapihan dunya" (world peace), "Tengtrem hate" (peace), "Karapihan jeung cinta" (peace and love)āIndonesia. Swahili (sw)ā"Amani" (peace), "Salama" (peace)āEast Africa, Tanzania, Democratic Republic Of The Congo, Kenya, Uganda. Swahili, KiswahiliāAmani (peace)āTanzania, Kenya, Congo. Swati, Siswati (ss)ā"KuthĆ”la" (peace)āSwaziland. Swedish (sv)ā"Fred" (peace)āSweden, Finland. Ta'agra, Tamriel, Elsweyr, Khajiit, The Elder Scrollsā"Santi" (peace), "Santi'i" (peaceful)āConlang (Bethesda Softworks). Tagalog, Pilipino (tl)ā"KapayapĆ”an" [Kapayapaan] (peace), "Katahimikan" (peace), "Mabuhay" (peace)āPhilippines. Tahitian (ty)ā"Hau" (peace)āTahiti, France (Society Islands). Tajik (tg)ā"ŠŃŃŠø" [ÄÅ”ti], "Š”ŃŠ»Ń " [Sulh] (peace)āTajikistan, Afghanistan. Tamazightā"Talwit " (peace)āAfrica. Tamil (ta)ā"ą® ą®®ąÆą®¤ą®æ" [Amaithi] (peace), "Samaadaanam" (peace), "AmaĆÆdi" (peace)āIndia, Tamil, Sri Lanka. Tanna: South West Tanna (nwi)ā"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "NÉmÉrinuyen" (peace) or "ÉmÉrinu" (peace)āTanna, Vanuatu. Tarahumara (tac)ā"We kii'ri" (peace)āMexico (Chihuahua). Tarawan (map)ā"RĆ“" (peace)āMicronesia. Tatar (tt)ā"Š¢ŃŠ½ŃŃŠ»ŃŠŗ" [TınıƧlık] (peace)āRussia. Tchilubaā"Bupole" (peace)āAfrica. Tedimā"daih na lungnopna, lungmuanna, kilemna" (peace), "dai, huihpi guahpi dai, theng, kamdeuh" (calm)āMyanmar and India. Telerinā"Erde" (peace, rest)āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Telugu (te)ā"ą°¶ą°¾ą°ą°¤ą°æ" [ÅÄnti] (peace)āIndia. Thai (th)ā"ąøŖąø±ąøąøąø“ąø ąø²ąø" [Santipap] (peace), "ąøŖąø±ąøąøąø“ąø ąø²ąø" [Santiphaap] (peace)āThailand. Tibetan (bo)ā"ą½ą½²ą¼ą½ą½ą½ŗ" [zhi-bde] (peace)āTibet. Tigrinya, Tigrigna (ti)ā"į°įį" [SalÄm] (peace), āSalem" (peace)āEritrea. Tlingit (tli)ā"Li-k'ei" (peace)āNorth America. Tolkien: Middle Primitive Elvishā"EzdÄ" (root. rest, rest, repose, to rest, repose) in āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Tolkien: Middle Telerinā"Erde" (feminine name, rest)āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Tolkien: Old Noldorinā"Ide" (feminine name. rest) āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Tolkien: Primitive Elvishā"Sed" (root. rest, rest, repose)āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Tolkien: Qenyaā"Ruin" (peace)āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Tolkien: Sindarinā"SĆ®dh" (peace), "Ć®dh" (peace, tranquillity, rest, repose), "Äd" (rest), "Dor" (rest), "Send" (rest), "Senn" (rest), or "Post" (pause, halt, rest, respite)āConstructed language conceived by Tolkien. Tonga (to)ā"Malino" (peace), "Melino" (peace)āTonga. Toraja-Sa'dan (sda)ā"Kamarampasan" (peace)āhighland region of Southern Sulawesi in Indonesia. Tswana, Setswana (tn)ā"Khotso" (peace), "Kagiso" (peace)āBotswana. Turkish (tr)ā"BarıÅ" (peace)āTurkey, Cyprus, Greece. Turkmen (tk)ā"ŠŠ°ŃŠ°Ń Š°ŃŃŃŠ»ŃŠŗ" [ParahatƧylyk] (peace)āTurkmenistan, Afghanistan. Twi (tw)ā"Asomdwee" (peace)āWest Africa. Udmurtā"Tupasa Ulon" (peace)āRussia (Udmurtia) Uighur, Uygur (ug)ā"ŲŖŁŁŚŁŁŁ" [tinƧlik] (peace)āChina, Central Asia. Ukrainian (ukr)ā"ŠŠøŃ" [Mir, Myr] (peace)āUkraine. Umbunduā"Ombembwa" (peace)āAfrica. Urdu (ur)ā"ŲµŁŲ" [sulh, sulah], "Ų§Ł Ł" [amn] (peace), "Salaam" (peace)āPakistan, India, Central Asia. Uzbek (uz)ā"Тинглик" [tinƧlik] (peace)āUzbekistan, Central Asia, China. Vahaā"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "NÉmÉlinuyen" (peace) or "ÉmÉlinu" (peace)āTanna, Vanuatu. Valencian (ca)ā"Pau" (peace)āSpain. Venda (ve)ā"Mulalo" (peace)āSouth Africa. Veneto, Venetian (roa)ā"Pase" (peace)āVeneto, Venezia Giulia (Italy). Veps, VepsƤ (fiu)ā"VenoÅ”ti" (peace)āRussia, Finland. Verdurianā"PĆ©"āa Conlang of Almea. Vietnamese (vi)ā"Hòa BƬnh, åå¹³ [hoĆ bƬnh] (peace)āViet Nam. Viliā"N'sike" (peace)āRepublic Of The Congo, Gabon Volapük (vo)ā"Püd" (peace)āConlang.
Wagiman (aus)ā"Nyimbur-ma" (peace)āAustralia.
Walloon ("BetchfessĆ®s" Spelling) (wa)ā"PĆ„ye" (peace)āBelgium. Wantoatā"Iniwikake" (tell someone something in an attempt to make peace), "GekƤke" (be calm)āPapua New Guinea. Warlpiri (aus)ā"Iawa-nyinami" (peace)āAustralia. Welsh (cy)ā"Heddwch, Tangnefedd" (peace)āUk (Wales). Whitesands (tnp)ā"Pis" (peaceful, calm), "NÉmÉlinuyen" (peace, calm), "NÉmÉlinuiÉn" (peace), or "ÉmÉlinu" (peaceful, calm)āTanna, Vanuatu. Wintu (nai)ā"Mina" (peace), "Źelew-be-m Ī»ikuį¹urmina" (peace, literally no fighting each other now)āNative American, United States (Northern California). Woleaian (map)ā"Gumund" (peace)āMicronesia. Wolof (wo)ā"JĆ mm" (peace), āJaama" (peace)āWest Africa, Senegal, Gambia, Mauritania. Wyandot, Huron (iro)ā"Scan-o-nie" (peace)āNorth America. Xhosa (xh)ā"Uxolo" (peace)āSouth Africa, Botswana. Xitsonga, Tsonga (tso, ts)ā"Kurhula" (peace), "Ku rhula" (peace)āSouth Africa. Yiddish (yi)ā"ש×××" [Sholim, Sholem], "פר×××" [fridn] (peace)āIsrael, USA, Russia, Central, Eastern And Western Europe, Israel, North America Yoruba (yo)ā"AlaĆ”fĆa" [Alaafia] (peace, sound health or well-being), "ĆrĆØlĆØ" (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)āNigeria, Benin, Togo (West Africa). Yucatec Maya (yua), MĆ aya - Yucateco or Yucateco ā"Jets' óolal", "JĆ©edzel óolal" (peace), "Ets'a'an óolal" (tranquility, quiet, harmony; peace)āYucatĆ”n Peninsula and northern Belize. Yuki (yuk)ā"K'ic (be quiet), "K'ic-a" (be quiet)āNorthern California, US. Yuki (yuk), Coast Yukiā'Keham telt" (calm with no breakers and no wind)āNorthern California, US. Yuki (yuk), Huititnoām dialectā"Kāiha" (to quiet a child)āNorthern California, US.
Yupāik, Yupi (ypk)ā"KiƱuiƱak" (peace), "ŠøŠ»Š°ŠŗŃŠ»ŃŃŠŗ'" [Ilakuljyq] (peace), "Nepaitnaq" (peacefulness)āAlaska USA, Siberia Russia.
Yupāik, Yupik, Central Siberian (ess), Yuit, Siberian Yupiks or Yuitsā"ŠøŠ»Š°ŠŗŃŠ»ŃŃŠŗ'" [Ilakuljyq] (peace), "Qinuite" (to be at peace), "Quunir" (to be calm)āUnited States (Alaska), Russia (Siberia). Siberian Yupiks Yuits (Russian Siberia) ŠøŠ»Š°ŠŗŃŠ»ŃŃŠŗ Yupāik, Yupik, Central Yupik (esu)ā"uitanqegcineq" (peace)āCentral Alaska, Yukon River, Nelson Island, Kuskokwim River, and Bristol Bay areas. Yupāik, Yupik, Central Yupik (Alaska) Uitanqegcineq Yu'pik (ypk)ā"KiƱuiƱak" (peace)āAlaska, Canada. Yu'pik (Canada) KiƱuiƱak Yurok (yur) or Algicā"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)āalong the Klamath River in Del Norte and Humboldt counties, Northwestern California, US.. Yurok Algic (California) Ti'gaw Yuwaalaraay (kld), Yuwalraayā"Binaal bunma-li" (calm), "Gayn" (calm), "Gaynma-li" (calm)āSouth-West Queensland, Australian Aboriginal people of New South Wales. Yuwaalaraay Yuwalraay (Australia) Zapotec (zap)ā"Layeni" (peace), Binlo" (peace)āMexico.. Zapotec (Mexico) Layeni Binlo. Zoque: San Miguel Chimalapa Soke (cai)ā"Mosojej" (peace)āMexico. Zoque San Miguel Chimalapa Soke (Mexico) Mosojej āZulu (zul), isiZuluā"Ukuthula" (peace, silence, quiet, calm; tranquility, placid, lull), "Thula" (be quiet; be silent; be still; be peaceful; be tranquil, shut up), "Thulani" (peace), "Uxolo" (peace, harmony, forgiveness, tranquility), "Isithangami" (peace), "Ekuthuleni" (place of peace), "Ubucwantalala", "Nokuthula" (mother of peace) "CwĆ”nta" (calm, peace, quietness, clearness, sprea)āSouthern Africa. āZulu IsiZulu isiNdebele (South Africa) Ukuthula, Uxolo
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Peace and Well Do
In Kalam, a language of Papua New Guinea "Ag tep g-" (say well do, lit. say properly, speak clearly) "Ay tep g-" (put well do, lit. organise or tidy things, put in order) "Da tag tep g-" (carrying, lit. go about well do, look after someone well) "G tep g-" (do something well, lit. do well do) "Md tep g-" (peace, live in peace, lit. exist well do, live well, live in peace) "NÅ tep g-" (know something well, lit. think well do, think something well) "D puÅi kuskus g-" (screw something, lit. hold poke revolving do, press on something and make it revolve) Except from 25 Years of Peace with 10,000 Languages from Around the World by Kimberly Burnham https://amzn.to/3Q2W9D2
In Dutch āvredeā means peace
spoken in Holland or the Netherlands In Danish āvredeā means angry spoken in Denmark Maybe how much peace we have is influence by how we resolve our anger.
Danish (dan) ā² Dansk (dan-000), Rigsdansk, an Indo-European languageā"Fred" (peace), "Ro" (peace), "Sindsro" (peace), "SjƦlefred" (peace), "Friưur" (peace), "Vrede" (angry)āDenmark, Greenland.
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"Nagaya" is peace in Afar, also known as Oromo, a language of Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Kenya, East Africa, and the Horn of Africa. A common greeting is ābultiin isaanii nagaya?ā (is your night peaceful?) to which the common answer is "nagaa keessa walgarra" (we see one another in peace). Think about how you greet people and how you respond to their questions about your sleep, your health, your mood, etc.
Afar: QafĆ”r af (aar-000), Afar, Oromo, Afaraf, Danakil, Denkel, `Afar Af, Adal, Afaraf, Qafar, Qafar af, ŹæAfĆ”r af, Aussa, Ba'adu, Central Afar, Northern Afar, Baadu, Adal, Affar, Affarigna; Dialects: Northern Afar, Central Afar, Aussa, Baadu (Ba`adu), a Afro-Asiatic, Cushitic, Eastern, Lowland Semitic language--"Salaamata" (peace), "Nagaya" (peace), "Nagaa" (peace), "Nagaa keessa walgarra" (we will see one another in peace)āEthiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Kenya, East Africa, and the Horn of AfricaāDjibouti (JÄ«bÅ«tÄ«, Ų¬ŁŲØŁŲŖŁ, Djibouti), Eritrea (Iritriya, Ų„Ų±ŲŖŲ±ŁŲ§, Erta, į¤įįµį«), Ethiopia (Ityop'ia, į¢įµį®į²į«, į¢įµį®įµį«) (Lowlands of Ethiopia), Somalia (Soomaaliya, aÅ-ÅÅ«mÄl, Ų§ŁŲµŁŁ
Ų§Ł), Oromia, Kenya, East Africa, Horn of Africa. Djibouti (JÄ«bÅ«tÄ«, Ų¬ŁŲØŁŲŖŁ, Djibouti), Eritrea (Iritriya, Ų„Ų±ŲŖŲ±ŁŲ§, Erta, į¤įįµį«), Ethiopia (Ityop'ia, į¢įµį®į²į«, į¢įµį®įµį«) (Lowlands of Ethiopia), Somalia (Soomaaliya, aŲ-ھūmÄl, Ų§ŁŲµŁŁ
Ų§Ł), Oromia, Kenya, East Africa, Horn of Africa.
Except from The Meaning of Peace in 8000 Languages.
We are looking for grant money to finish this Peace Project. The goal of the book is to find and understand the word for peace in 8000 languages including the languages of North American Native Americans, Caribbean populations, Central Americans, South Americans, people of the Arctic, Europeans, Central Asians, Middle Easterners, Asians, Oceanic people, Polynesians, Melanesians, Australians, New Zealanders, people of Papua New Guinea, and Africans. Dictionary poetry is poetry create from dictionary entries, example sentences, definitions, and meanings. The dictionary can be monolingual, bilingual, or multilingual. Resources: Stop War, Say Peace: Pace Ų³ŁŲ§Ł ש××× HasĆ®tĆ® ą¤¶ą¤¾ą¤Øą„ą¤¤ą¤æ BarıŠåå¹³ ŠŠøŃ http://www.columbia.edu/~fdc/pace/ Awakenings: Peace Dictionary, Language, and the Mind (A Daily Brain Health Program) by Kimberly Burnham and the Creating Calm Network Publishing Group B07KDZGSJM eBook $4.99 paperback $14.95 https://www.amazon.com/Awakenings-Dictionary-Language-Health-Program-ebook/dp/B07KDZGSJM/ref=as_sl_pc_qf_sp_asin_til?tag=creatingcalmn-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=e146232c362c0fae93375501741f2bf3&creativeASIN=B07KDZGSJM ā
Ethiopia: Languages of Ethiopia (Amharic, Tigrigna, Orominga, Guaragigna, Somali, Arabic, English, over 70 others; Oromo (official working language in the State of Oromiya) 33.8%, Amharic (official national language) 29.3%, Somali (official working language of the State of Sumale) 6.2%, Tigrigna (Tigrinya) (official working language of the State of Tigray) 5.9%, Sidamo 4%, Wolaytta 2.2%, Gurage 2%, Afar (official working language of the State of Afar) 1.7%, Hadiyya 1.7%, Gamo 1.5%, Gedeo 1.3%, Opuuo 1.2%, Kafa 1.1%, other 8.1%, English (major foreign language taught in schools), Arabic (2007 est.)
Eritrea: Languages of Eritrea (Afar, Arabic, Tigre, Kunama, Tigrinya, Eritrean English (eng-027), other Cushitic languages. Eastern Cushitic Languages). ā Djibouti: Languages of Djibouti (French and Arabic (both official), Somali, Afar)
Words have energy and power. Peace in English is being sent out in service of world peace and world healing.
Daily Peace Challenge Erzya or Mordyin spoken In Russia The Heart of Peace and Goodness
In Erzya or Mordyin spoken in Russia “седей” is heart, middle, core “седейоймамо” the word in the place of peace and чевте седей or goodness contain the word heart “чевте” is lenient, soft, tender so goodness is literally tender, soft or lenient heart сэтьмечи here translated gentleness is more commonly translated peace and calmness сэтьме is translated peace and quiet bringing a feeling of the intersection of peace and calmness is gentleness кирдемс in English translation and definition "кирдемс", прянь кирдема or self-control carries a meaning of top or leader and “кирдемс” to bear, confine, endure hinder, hold, impede interrupt, keep, obstruct prevent, take, tolerate, and withstand reminding us of all the things we must do to lead ourselves to a better life full of love, joy and peace (c) Kimberly Burnham, 2020 Peace Dictionary, The Meaning of Peace and Calm in 4000 languages Looking for grant money to complete my peace project Fii - Daily Peace Challenge "Fii" (free, freedom, peace) in Aukaan spoken in Suriname. Peace and Figs in a Sprinkling of Rain
In a Aukaan dictionary the word before peace is fig "figasii" and the saying "U denki wan figasii bon. Te u si taki, ai piiti boomiki, da u sabi kaba taki, a o meke nyanyan dyonson" consider a fig tree, when you see that it is blooming you already know it will soon produce fruit "figi" is to wipe away or erase "fii" or "fíí" is to feel or the opposite of "saafu" "fii" [fii] also means to check around or probe as in "mi e fii fii luku san mi mu du" I am checking around to see what I should do "fii wan sama mofu" means to probe how someone feels or thinks about something literally "feel feel someone's mouth" While another meaning of "fii" [fìí] is "be free" freedom and peace. and after peace is "fiilli" drizzle or sprinkle As if when we see the natural environment appreciate where our food comes from we can erase mistakes feel, check in with our friends making sure that all are free and at peace enjoying the sprinkle of rain that grows more figs in this language of Suriname (c) Kimberly Burnham, 2020 Peace Dictionary, The Meaning of Peace and Calm in 4000 Languages Looking for grant money to complete my peace project Cooling the Pain in Sranan Tongo
In Sranantongo an English based creole language of Suriname "Bere" is stomach and "Ati" is pain "Ber’ati" is stomach ache "Kowru ati" is calm down calm someone down calm heart or peace of mind "Kowru" is cold make cold or to cool peace of mind is to cool the pain "Ati" also means heart so to calm down is to cool the physical heart and the figurative heart "Ati" (heart, heart (figuratively) As in pluck or guts and also means "ati" or hard spot in a banana so eating too many hard spots in a banana (ati) can cause pain (ati) while cooling the heart (ati) can cause peace of mind (c) Kimberly Burnham, 2020 Peace Dictionary, The Meaning of Peace and Calm in 4000 languages Looking for grant money to complete my peace project Nuwa And Ate in Naukata Island
In a Naukatan or 'Auhelawa - English dictionary "nuwadaumwali" means peace, calm heart or peaceful "nuwa" translates as the place where thinking-feeling arises inside the body, want, wish and desire "waliwali" is singing as if there is a wish and singing that rises from inside the body to create peace Many feelings arise from inside "nuwa'ehebo" faithfulness "nuwahegoya" (gentleness) "nuwamasele" is understand, attitude, opinion, meaning "nuwapwanopwanowei" to forget oddly "nuwanuwa" is a gable roof "Nuwatuwudawani" thinking-feeling hidden from elders "nuwa‘epo" chest and "nuwamagi" kidney "nuwavitai" heavyhearted, depressed "nuwamomohi" means squeeze thinking-feeling, remember, memory as if when we remember we are squeezing out the memories "nuwanuwpuyo" virginity, chastity "nuwadobi" humble and "nuwapotapota" stubborn In this language of Papua New Guinea on Nauakata Island atemuyamuya is translated kindness but also liver feeling paining or embodied feelings as if the experience of feeling pain can create kindness or compassion from a place of "ate" heart, liver, center of emotions and feelings (c) Kimberly Burnham, 2020 Peace Dictionary, The Meaning of Peace and Calm in 4000 languages Looking for grant money to complete my peace project Lenient Peace
Is it easier to see who is your neighbor when you know what something says even when the writing looks strange or the words very unfamiliar? In Adilabad Gondi a language of India సాంతి pronounced Sānti means peace, leniency and patience as if when we are patient and lenient we can find peace and shati (c) Kimberly Burnham, 2020 Peace Dictionary, The Meaning of Peace and Calm in 4000 Languages Looking for grant money to complete my peace project Who is Peaceful and Born in a Fantastic Year
In the Serer language of Senegal "Jegjam" is a man's name a prayer a hope "jam" is peace "Jegjam" the peaceful a combination of the verb "jeg" to have or to get the common noun "jam" peace a semantic level "Jegjam" means who has peace or who is peaceful can you imagine if every time your mother called your name your teacher or boss or friend said "Jegjam" you thought who is peaceful Or perhaps when someone calls your name everyone thinks of abundance and joy "Mbel o xiid" the name given to a girl whose is birthed in a fantastic and unforgettable year full of joy, happiness and peace or because of the abundance of crops "mbel" by consonant alternation from the verb "fel" to be well, to be pleasant "xiid" means season (c) Kimberly Burnham, 2020 Peace Dictionary, The Meaning of Peace and Calm in 4000 Languages Looking for grant money to complete my peace project
Values in a Motto
Lesotho has a motto showing what we value "Khotso Pula Nala" Peace Rain Prosperity We say these words as if prayers for what we don't have Hoping for the best days in Marakabei when all three come together folding into a graceful life Two hundred sheep ten goats thirty cattle and five horses all together we enjoy a life of "Khotso" with "Pula" creating "Nala" (c) Kimberly Burnham, PhD (Integrative Medicine), 2020 oroginally published in The Year of the Poet June 2020 Volume Peace Dictionary, The Meaning of Peace and Calm in 4000 languages Looking for grant money to complete this peace project author of Awakenings: Peace Dictionary Language and the Mind, a Daily Brain Health Program and the upcoming On Seeing and Being Human
Sotho: Sesotho (sot-000), Southern Sotho, Sesotho, Sesuthu, a Southern Bantu languageā"Khotso" (peace), "Kgotso" (peace), "Kgòtsò" (peace), "Kgotsong" (peace), "Khotsong" (peace), "Khotso e be teng lefatÅ”eng" (may peace prevail on earth), "Lumela" [domela] (believe, peace be with you, good night, hello), "Sala ka kgotso" (stay in peace), "Kgotso" (peace), "Ho fata kgotso" (To negotiate for peace), "Khotsong Masione!" (peace unto you!), "Kgotsong metswalle" (hello friends, literally peace friends), "Ho kgothaletsa kgotso, kutlwisisano, le ntshetsopele" (fostering peace, understanding, and development), "Khotsoh" (peace), "Khutso" (tranquility), "Khobile matÅ”oafo" (calm), "Khotso e be teng lefatÅ”eng" (may peace prevail on earth), "Kgotso le Thabo" (peace and happiness), "Bana ba khotso" (children of peace), "Pelo" (heart), Tumellanong (accord, line)āLesotho (the Sotho-Tswana group, spoken primarily by the Basotho in Lesotho, where it is the national and official language; South Africa, where it is one of the 11 official languages; and in Zimbabwe where it is one of 16 official languages), South Africa. The Constitution of South Africa names eleven official languages: āThe official languages of the Republic are Sepedi, Sesotho, Setswana, siSwati, Tshivenda, Xitsonga, Afrikaans, English, isiNdebele, isiXhosa and isiZulu.ā As a side note, this makes South Africa only second to India, which recognizes 23 official languages in its Constitution, with the number of dialects as high as 1,650! Most South Africans can speak more than one language. Growing up, I never appreciated the wonder of hearing different sounds and languages around you every day; to hear the rhythms of a language even though you donāt understand what is being said. Here are 11 words for peace, in the national languages of South Africa. May your year be filled with peace, in whichever language you choose to say it!),
Mir Peace In Romani a language of the travelling people "miro" similar to the Russian āor Slovenian "mir" is peace "patcha" similar to the Italian "pace" is peace "spokojstvo" similar to Polish "pokój" or Serbian "spokoj" is peace (c) Kimberly Burnham, PhD (Integrative Medicine), 2020 Peace Dictionary, The Meaning of Peace and Calm in 4000 languages Looking for grant money to complete this peace project author of Awakenings: Peace Dictionary Language and the Mind, a Daily Brain Health Program and the upcoming On Seeing and Being Human
Red Salmon Run "Nomoȟon" peace in Nanai a northern land where children are pulled on sleds not wagons or strollers spring comes late yet life thrives in the Russian Far East the Amur River can be three feet thick still ice fishermen find success on the coldest days everyone comes to the river in September when the red salmon run beside vast birch forests filled with "nomoȟon" (c) 2020 Kimberly Burnham, PhD (Integrative Medicine) oroginally published in The Year of the Poet June 2020 Volume Peace Dictionary, The Meaning of Peace and Calm in 4000 languages Looking for grant money to complete this peace project author of Awakenings: Peace Dictionary Language and the Mind, a Daily Brain Health Program and the upcoming On Seeing and Being Human Nomoȟon (peace) in Nanai Nanai: Nanai (gld), Gold, нанайэ, Нанай, Nanaj, Nanay, нанай хэсэни, Nanaj ȟėsėni, Goldi, Hezhen, a Tungusic, Altaic, Nostratic language—"Nomoȟon" номохон (peace), мир "Mir" (peace), "ul@n" (good) "Duŋgirien", "Duŋgu" (to become silent, calm, quiet, peaceful) from the Proto-Tungus-Manchu "Duŋk" (dark, sullen, to bow the head, to knit the brows, to bow the head and slumber, to become silent, calm, quiet, peaceful), "Elke" (peaceful, silent), "Bae"(body), "Dyoan" (ten), "giandin" (blue), "Hegden" (blue), "Herbor" (blue), "Nengian" (blue), "Saxarin" (black), "Isala" (eye), "Nasal" (eye), "IC3" (see), "iCi" (see), "Sugdiun" (brown), "Dwjgirien" (to become silent, calm), "Duijgu" (quite, peaceful)(from the Proto-Altaic) "Tium(k)u" (silent, calm)—Russian Federation, (Siberia), China (Heilongjiang). https://www.geonames.de/peace.html https://archive.org/stream/BomhardComprehensiveIntroduction2ndEdition/Bomhard%20-%20A%20Comprehensive%20Introduction%20to%20Nostratic%20Comparative%20Linguistics%20%283rd%20edition%29_djvu.txt ![]() Nanai: Nanai—Udhr Education "Образование найва улэн, маси, гой най правосалбани, свободасалбани кидуривэ тачиочигини. Образование диа диавари, гой голосалба дэрэлэми, аличами биуривэ, Объединённай Нациясал Организацияни мирбэ кандёйвани бэлэчиуривэ тачиочигини." (Education shall be directed to the full development of the human personality and to the strengthening of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. It shall promote understanding, tolerance and friendship among all nations, racial or religious groups, and shall further the activities of the United Nations for the maintenance of peace). https://www.ohchr.org/EN/UDHR/Documents/UDHR_Translations/gld.pdf
"Peace" in more than 1001 Languages Around the World (If you know any that I am missing please add them in the comments below. Thanks).
As we contemplate our place
in time and space our relationship to others "Pacha" in Kichwa a language of Peru relates real life, time and space In Kichwa thereās no difference space is static reality time dynamic reality together spiral without loss of trajectory In life we have both in nature and human actions like the tides, eclipses, lunar phases, the path of the sun, droughts, floods, times of sowing and harvest. Five more words "kunan", "Ʊaupa" and "mincha" describe places in time "uku" and "jawa" determine places in space Giving us "pacha" time-space "kunan pacha" current time-space "Ćaupa pacha" previous space-time "mincha pacha" time-space after "uku pacha" time-space below "jawa pacha" upper space-time And "Pachamama" fertile mother of space-time a goddess with her complementary duality the "Pachatata" manifest āllanpuj" a peaceful nature "Mamapacha" mother of the earth in Kichwa is "allpamama" earth nature corresponds to "allpasiƱai" land habitat "Yachay" Andean knowledge governs "Tinkunay" interrelationality, non-duality the human being is nature everything interrelated has life "Yanantin" complementary duality teaches us there are no opposites all have their complementary pair Pachamama and Pachatata the founding myths of the Kichwa hold "ranti ranti" reciprocity Or "randi randi" gives life complementarity giving and receiving we give to nature because we have received from it We are what we give and receive in time-space in oneness by Kimberly Burnham āFound Poetry in FernĆ”ndez, RaĆŗl (2019), "Pachamama", DicionĆ”rio Alice. Consultado a 25.03.20, em https://alice.ces.uc.pt/dictionary/?id=23838&pag=23918&id_lingua=1&entry=24474. ISBN: 978-989-8847-08-9 CES ERC FP7 Compete 2020
Kichwa, Dialects (Chimborazo Highland, Imbabura Highland Kichwa), a Quechuan, Quechua II, Northern, Kichwa languageāāllanpuj" (pacific, a peaceful nature, largest ocean in the world), "Kasilla" (patience, good-natured tolerance), "Kasilla" (calm, quiet, peaceful), "Nanik" (formal, befitting a person in authority), "ƱaƱik" (calm, quiet, peaceful, pleasant), "Nanikay" (peace, harmonious relations), "ƱaƱikay" (tranquility, a disposition free from stress or emotion), "Ch'iriyachina" (refresh, to cool off, become calm), "ƱaƱichik" (pleasant, calm, affording pleasure), "ƱaƱichina" (calm down, become quiet), "PuƱuchina" (court, lull, pause, calm), "Sunguntatyachina" (pacify, appease, calm, gentle), "Tiyayuy" (calm down, settle down, calm, quiet), "Upallana" (quiet, calm, muted, silence), "Usiana" (calm, to cool, to calm, cool off)āPeru, Ecuador, Colombia.
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Dictionary Poetry
Dictionaries a kind of a national park for the imagination colorful entries rich details in every example sentence synonyms homonys strange endangered words in a jungle of syllables and letters making the meaning clear or not ripe with potential for peace and communication a result of someone's creativity spining understanding and empathy dictionary poems are all that and more Read More at https://uanews.arizona.edu/story/future-doctors-open-their-minds-poetry
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Individually Written Brain Health Books:
ā Awakenings: Peace Dictionary, Language and the Mind (A Daily Brain Health Program (2019) by Kimberly Burnham (Creating Calm Network Publishing Group) B07KDZGSJM eBook $4.99 paperback $14.95 Parkinson's Alternatives, Walk Better, Sleep Deeper and Move Consciously (2014) by Kimberly Burnham (Creating Calm Network Publishing Group). ā Our Fractal Nature, A Journey of Self-Discovery and Connection, Psychology Meets Science. (2011) A Messenger Mini Book by Kimberly Burnham (The Nerve Whisperer Press, The Messengers of Change Program). Balancing the Sleep-Wake Cycle: Sleep Better, Learn Faster, Contribute More, and Enjoy Life to Its Fullest. (2011 Kindle eBook) by Kimberly Burnham (The Nerve Whisperer Press). Regain Your Balance: Ataxia Solutions from The Nerve Whisperer, Find Health and Healing in Six Complementary and Alternative Medicine Arenas (2012 Kindle eBook) by Kimberly Burnham (The Nerve Whisperer Press). ā Other Books What is Your LinkedIn Story? 21 Questions to Ignite Your Mood and Memory, A LinkedIn Story (Kindle eBook Jan 19, 2014)
Anthology Essays and Poetry
Trees, Healing, and You: Guided Imagery, Poems, Stories, & Other Empowering Tools (2016) by Kimberly Burnham, CĆ©line Cloutier, Daniel Tigner, Margo Royce, Basia Alexander, Jim Conroy (Creating Calm Network Publishing). (Prose and Poetry). Music, Carrier of Intention in 49 Jewish Prayers by Elizabeth W Goldstein, Kimberly Burnham, Shefa Gold and Ann J White Co-editors, Rabbi Elizabeth W. Goldstein and Kimberly Burnham share the pages of this Jewish music anthology with 40 other authors including: Shefa Gold, Kimberly Burnham, Ann J White, Elizabeth W. Goldstein, Serene Victor, Natalie Young, Sheila Pearl, Susan Colin, Judy Caplan Ginsburgh, Joy Katzen-Guthrie, Rosalie Boxt, Beth Hamon, Shawn Israel Zevit, Robbi Sherwin, Jeff Gold, Hannah Seidel, Marci Vitkus, Rebekah Giangreco, Lisa Doob, Shira Wolosky, Sheldon Low, Saul Kaye, P. Faith Hayflich, Victoria Carmona, Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks, Dahlia Topolosky, Mindy Sandler, Jack Kessler, Eric Komar, Rami Shapiro, Shira Kline, George Henschel, Diane J. Schmidt, Ruth Anne Faust, Aaron H. Tornberg, Arnie Davidson, Rebecca Schwartz, Shelly Aronson, Steve Dropkin, Ter Lieberstein, and Michael Gurian. ā No Mistakes!: How You Can Change Adversity into Abundance. (2013) Hampton Roads Publishing. All Authors in No Mistakes!: How You Can Change Adversity into Abundance: Madisyn Taylor, Sunny Dawn Johnston, HeatherAsh Amara, Christine Krinke, PhD, Karen Curry, Tianna Roser, Gloria Piantek, Robyn Benson, DOM, Siobhan Coulter, Susana M. SilverhĆøj, Carol J. Craig, Carole J Toms ND, Kyle Weaver & Scott Edmund Miller, Anne M. Deatly, Ann White (Publisher at the Creating Calm Network Publishing Group), Linda Wheeler Williams, Cliff Thomas, Karen Hasselo, Mandy Berlin, Sara Jane, Janet Rozzi, Tenaya Asan, Patricia Cohen, Kimberly Burnham, PhD (The Nerve Whisperer at St Luke's Rehabilitation Institute, Spokane Washington), Rosemary Hurwitz, Nancy Kaye, Nancy Smith, Christie Melonson, Kathy Jackson, Vicki Higgins. Pearls of Wisdom: 30 Inspirational Ideas to Live Your Best Life Now is an anthology of inspiration with Jack Canfield, Randy Davila, Marci Shimoff, Chris Attwood, Janet Attwood, Dr. Daniel Amen, Robert Evans, Kimberly Burnham, Barnett Bain, Michelle Manning-Kogler and other significant authors. Hampton Roads Publishing, 2012. (Print and audio book). Pebbles in the Pond: Transforming the World One Person at a Time with New York Times Best-Selling Authors Christine Kloser, Marci Shimoff, Robert Allen and Sonia Choquette, as well as other transformational authors including, Kimberly Burnham, Marcelle Charrois, and many more wonderful authors. Transformational Books. 2012. Tears to Triumph, Stories to Transform Your Life Today (2013) Creating Calm Publishing Group.
Individually Written Poetry Books
Awakenings: Peace Dictionary, Language and the Mind (A Daily Brain Health Program by Kimberly Burnham (Creating Calm Network Publishing Group) B07KDZGSJM eBook $4.99 paperback $14.95 Live Like Someone Left The Gate Open by Kimberly Burnham ā
Anthology Poet Faces of Peace in India was recently published in The Current Anthology and launched at the Prime Poetry Festival on 10 March at Trissur, Kerala. Anthology of the The Kenyan International Poetry, Arts and Cultural Festival June 14, 2019 - June 24, 2019 in Bumala, Busia County, Western Kenya, marks the International Day of the African Child, 16th June 2019.ā āWomen Building The World: A Poetic International Women's Day Collection. Kimberly Burnham, Editor / Poet, Thuthukani Ndlovu, Collection Curator. Powerful book. Easy to identify with experiences described in poetry by 25 women from around the world. The Poets: Charlotte Addison; Kimberly Burnham; Sasha Leigh Coutinho; Ruth Ekong; Amina Hussain El-Yakub; Debbie Johnson; Usha Krishnamurthy; Alicja Maria Kuberska; Vimbai Josephine Lole; Cathrine Chidawanyika Makuvise; Chiwawa Fungai Manana; Tanyaradzwa Masaire; Kearoma Desiree Mosata; Xolani Msimango; Cheryl Zvikomborero Musimwa; Patience Osei Bonsu; Sandhya Padmanabhan; Toiwa Petronella; Nyakallo Posholi; Michelle L. Schmid; Linda Simone; Itzela Sosa; Rutendo Matewu Tigere; Latha Y; and Ruth Yacim. The Translators: Glenna Luschei; Xeshelihle R. Ncube; and Silindile Ndlovu. (Creating Calm Network Publishing & Radioactivetuts). 30 Poems in 30 Days: Writing Prompts & Poems from Tiferet Journal Editors: Kimberly Burnham and Lisa Sawyer; Cover Design by Monica Gurevich-Importico; The Poets: Tracy Brooks, Kimberly Burnham, Udo Hintze, Shannon S. Hyde, Catriona Knapman, Maureen Kwiat Meshenberg, Louise Jayne Moriarty, Hazel Saville, Ambika Talwar, Laura J. Wolfe. Healing Through Words (2012) Anthological Writers (Kimberly Burnham), William Peters (Foreword), Janet Caldwell (Preface). World Healing ~ World Peace Volume II: a poetry anthology by Inner Child Press ltd. (Mar 28, 2014) Paper Nautilus 2012 Lisa Mangini (Editor), Kimberly Burnham, Jason Primm, S D Stewart, Paul David Adkins, Jefferey Alfier, Martin Balgach, Janet Barry, Kristen Berkey-Abbott, George Bishop, C L Bledsoe, Duncan Campbell, Melissa Cannon, Darren Cormier, Matthew Denvir, Jacob Edwards, Laren Eyler, Jessica Forcier, Amy Gentile, Jason Hibbitts, Marianna Hofer, Nicole Hospital-Medina, Ann Howells, Marcia Hurlow, Jennifer Roth Jackson, Susan Johnson, Hillary Kobernick, Jean LeBlanc, Kathryn Locey, Edward Manai, Karen McPherson, Kelly McQuain, Zackary Medlin, Ann E Michael, Jesse Minkert, Mack J Mitchell, Brian D Morrison, Rich Murphy, Mike Petrik, Will Pewitt, Frederick Pollack, Melissa Reddish, Stephen R Roberts, Jay Rubin, Michael Saleman, Shae Savoy, Carolyn Foster Segal, Amanda Sibernagel, Gerald Solomon, Jessica Stilling, Doc Suds, Wally Swist, Allison Tobey, Brendan Walsh, William Wells, William Kelley Woolfitt, Mike Wright, Changming Yuan, Sheri L Wright. (2012). Paper Nautilus 2012. Published by Paper Nautilus Publishing.
āFound Poetry Poet Kimberly Burnham "write" or "find" poetry collections within the words of other authors of print books, nonfiction, novels, cookbooks, scientific journal articles, etc. Her first found poetry collection, The Adventure of Jewish History, Poems Found Within The Words of Solomon Grayzel's A History of The Jews https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QK1GSGN is available on Amazon kindle for 99 cents. Please contact her if you are interested in having her create a found poetry collection from your book. What she provides: 1. Marketing material for your website, Amazon page and marketing copy 2. 25 plus poems 3. A review for Amazon of your book (ie) https://www.amazon.com/review/R1AXFBM7PU97ZP 4. Promotion on my website. (ie) https://www.nervewhisperer.solutions/peace/the-adventure-of-jewish-history-found-poems-created-from-solomon-grayzels-a-history-of-the-jews ā5. Blog Interview on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/innitiating-nondual-shaman-kimberly-burnham/ 6. A copy of your original book with the found poems and art work. Cost 1. $125 for found poems and art work created from the pages of your book ($5 per poem if you want more than 25). While you will be able to use all the poems on your website or in your marketing material, the whole collection as an eBook and print book will be on Amazon by Kimberly Burnham.. 2. Three signed copies of your book mailed to Kimberly. Found Poems can be created from: Books (nonfiction, novels, cookbooks, dictionaries) like The Adventure of Jewish History, Poems Found Within The Words of Solomon Grayzel's A History of The Jews https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QK1GSGN āFrom scientific journal articles: The Art, Science and Language of Colors and Color Vision https://www.nervewhisperer.solutions/peace/the-art-science-and-language-of-colors-and-color-vision Empathy from Nature Neuroscience https://www.humankindjournal.org/contrib_kimberly-burnham/issue-13-kimberly-burnham Found Poems fashioned from quotes and writings of famous people: Virginia Woolf's Peace Poetry, A Found Poem https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/virginia-woolf-s-peace-poetry-a-found-poem/ Einstein's Peace, A Found Poem https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/einstein-s-peace-a-found-poem/ Or in the stories of not so famous people's stories. Mohamed Maine Seed https://spokanefavs.com/safety-dreams-and-peace-of-mind/
Inner Child's The Year of the Poet
2014 - 2019 (Present) Member of the Inner Child Press Poetry Posse and contributor to monthly books entitled The Year of The Poet. Poetry published in over 60 books / volumes of The Year of the Poet.
Photographs in Children's books, Educational works, and Magazines
āLouisiana Facts and Symbols (States and Their Symbols) Emily McAuliffe.pg 22; Japan (Countries of the World) Michael Dahl. pg 10; Fall Harvest (Preparing for Winter) Gail Saunders-Smith; Making the Most of Shade: How to Plan, Plant, and Grow a Fabulous Garden that Lightens up the Shadows Larry Hodgson pg 84 (center); Shapes: Discovering Flats and Solids (Exploring Math) Michele Koomen pg 7, 13 (bottom); The Growing Edge New Moon Pub pg 48; Backpacker Jun 1996 pg 32; Leisure in Society: A Comparative Approach Hilmi Ibrahim Cover (left side); Butterflies: How to Identify and Attract Them to Your Garden Marcus Schenck pg 18 (Mar 2001); With Cargo (Get Around). Lee Sullivan Hill pg 24; Passport to Mathematics Book 2 (2002). Ron Larson, Laurie Boswell, Timothy D. Kanold and Lee pg 195br; Michigan (America Series) Tanya Lloyd Kyi pg 17; You're Ok, Your Cat's Ok Marcus Schneck Jill Caravan pg 86b; You're Ok, Your Dog's Ok Marcus Schneck Jill Caravan; Canadian Aquaculture, Volume 6 Harrison House Publishers pg 78; Backyard Fruits and Berries: Everything You Need to Know About Planting and Growing Fruits and Berries in Your Yard Miranda Smith pg 23ar; Ideals Friendship Publications Inc pg 25; Long Point Bird Observatory, Volumes 16-23 Long Point Bird Observatory pg 10; Gleanings in Bee Culture A. I. Root Co., 1989 - Bee culture pg 314.
āPoetry Publications and Online Poetry Presence
Empathy featured in the Human/Kind Journal (2019) Issue 1.3 https://www.humankindjournal.org https://www.humankindjournal.org/contrib_kimberly-burnham Poetry 24, The News is the Muse. (2019-Present) http://www.poetry24.co.uk/search/label/Kimberly%20Burnham Alabama's 86% Preferring One Religion Over Another The Frog In Me Poem Hunter Profile https://www.poemhunter.com/kimberly-burnham/ 2017 Tiferet Poem-a-Thon Poems by Kimberly Burnham 2017 http://tiferetjournal.com/april-2017-poem-a-thon/poems-kimberly-burnham-2017/ Excerpt from Dear Stranger by Kimberly Burnham (October, 2016) http://tiferetjournal.com/excerpt-dear-stranger-kimberly-burnham/ 2015 Poem-a-Thon Poems by Kimberly Burnham http://tiferetjournal.com/april-2015-poem-a-thon/poems-by-kimberly-burnham/ Winner of the 2013 SAGE USA Story Contest with a poem about the 2013 Hazon Cross USA bicycle ride.
Scientific Journal Articles and Publicationsā
Dr. Richard Baumann, Editor; Kimberly Burnham, Assistant Editor, Perla 1981, Annual Newsletter and Bibliography of The International Society of Plecopterologists.
āPresentations and Speaking Engagements
Spokane Pain Conference (2014). Emotional Freedom (EFT) Tap Fests (2013); Raising Consciousness Now Global Summit (2012); Creating Calm Broadcast Network (2013-2014); The Mastermind Show (2013); Inner Child Press Radio (2013); Women of Power Speakers Series (2012); Pearls of Wisdom Teleconference (2012); The Messengers of Change Network's Collective Energy Circle Meditation program (2011-2012); Defeat Autism Now conferences (2006); Alzheimer's Association meetings (2005);
āJournalist in the Agriculture and Food industry 1986 - 1995.
One thousand plus articles on nutrition and food including articles in the following publications: Canadian Fruitgrower. 15 articles. Mar 1991 - 1994.; Greenhouse Canada. 6 cover photos, 38 articles. Apr 90 - 1994; Onion World. 24 articles, 1 cover photo. Feb 88 - 1994.; The Produce News. 970 Articles and photos. July 1986 - 1994. ; Alive, Canadian Journal of Health & Nutrition. 1 article, Apr 92.; Seafood Leader. 1 article, Jan/Feb 92.; Canadian Aquaculture. Provesta Pigment news item. July/August 90.; Catering Today. 1 article and photos. Jan/Feb 91.; Cognition - Organic Farming 5 Info review sections, photos. Apr 90 - Apr 91.; Gleanings in Beekeeping. 1 article. June 1989.; The Grower. Cover photo. Mar 91.; The Growing Edge. 3 articles. Fall 89, Winter 89, Spring 90.; Mushroom Trade Report. 2 articles. Feb 91.; Organic Gardening. 1 photo. Apr 91.; Small Farmer's Journal. 1 article. Fall 1989; Jewish Vegetarians. 1 article. Autumn, 1988.
āThe Kurds are one of the world's largest peoples without a state, making up sizable minorities in Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey. Their history is marked by marginalization and persecution. Yet some Kurds may be on the verge of achieving their century-old quest for independence in a Middle East undergoing the convulsions of Syria's civil war, Iraq's destabilization, and conflict with the self-proclaimed Islamic State. [Read More from the Council on Foreign Relations' InfoGuide Presentation ].
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Kimberly Burnham, PhD (Integrative Medicine)
860-221-8510 phone and what's app. Skype: Kimberly Burnham (Spokane, Washington) NerveWhisperer@gmail.com Author of Awakenings, Peace Dictionary, Language and the Mind, a Daily Brain Health and P as in Peace, Paix and Perdamiam: an Inner Peace Journal To Stimulate The Brain Kimberly Burnham, The Nerve Whisperer, Brain Health Expert, Professional Health Coach for people with Alzheimer's disease, Memory Issues, Parkinson's disease, Chronic Pain, Huntington's Ataxia, Multiple Sclerosis, Keratoconus, Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Neuropathy, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Spinal Cord Injuries, Brain Health Coaching ... Contact Kimberly Burnham in Spokane Washington (860) 221-8510 NerveWhisperer@gmail.com. Chat with Kimberly about Parkinson's, Poetry or other Brain related issues.
Not Taking Advantage of Your Amazon Author's page?
Kimberly Burnham helps authors get their books out into the world more broadly by improving their free Amazon Author's page and book pages, posting a book review on her blog and on her LinkedIn Pulse blog (over 12,000 followers) Promotion packages start at $50. Contact her at NerveWhisperer@gmail.com. See her Amazon Author's Page. See her list of publications including her latest book of brain health meditations, Awakenings: Peace Dictionary, Language and the Mind, a Daily Brain Health Program. ![]()
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Poet-In-Residence Position
I am looking for guest blog opportunities and a position as poet-in-residence. My current project is writing dictionary poems using words in different languages for the English word "peace." You can read some of my poems on Poemhunter . As poet-in-residence I would write poems on different words in different languages and broadcast them throughout the social media blogosphere. Each poem would link back to your site where the word or language appeared. I would expect some sort of stipend and a six month to one year placement. Please contact me for details if your organization is interested in having a poet-in-residence to help get your message out. Nervewhisperer@gmial.com Buy the print or eBook, review Awakenings then contact Kimberly for a free 20 minute brain health consultation. Email or Phone
(Regular rates $120 per hour or 10 sessions for $650.) (Integrative Medicine)
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