serenity

See also Serenity

English

Etymology

serene +‎ -ity

Pronunciation

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Noun

serenity (plural serenities)

1. The state of being serene; calmness; peacefulness.
2. A lack of agitation or disturbance.
3. A title given to a reigning prince or similar dignitary.

Synonyms

• sereneness
• See also Wikisaurus:calmness

Translations

state

• Arabic: سكينة الروح (ar) (sakīnat al-rūḥ) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 寧靜 (cmn), 宁静 (cmn) (níngjìng)

• Dutch: sereniteit (nl) f
• Finnish: tyyneys (fi)
• French: sérénité (fr)
• Galician: serenidade (gl) f
• German: Gelassenheit (de) f
• Hindi: शांति (hi) (śānti)

• Hungarian: derű (hu), derültség (hu)
• Italian: serenità (it)
• Japanese: 平静 (ja) (へいせい, heisei), セレニティ (ja) (sereniti)
• Malayalam: ആനന്ദം (ml) (aanandam)
• Polish: spokój (pl) m
• Portuguese: serenidade (pt)
• Romanian: seninătate (ro)
• Russian: безмятежность (ru) (bezmjatéžnostʹ) f 
• Spanish: sosiego (es) m, tranquilidad (es) f, serenidad (es)
• Swedish: lugn (sv) n, stillhet (sv) c, ro (sv) c, frid (sv) c

lack of agitation

• Finnish: tyyneys (fi)
• German: Ruhe (de) f
• Hungarian: nyugalom (hu), higgadtság (hu)
• Japanese: 平静 (ja) (へいせい, heisei), セレニティ (ja) (sereniti)

• Latin: serẽnitãs (la) f (esp. when referring to the weather)
• Malayalam: ശാന്തം (ml) (santham)
• Russian: спокойствие (ru) (spokójstvije) n 
• Spanish: sosiego (es) m, tranquilidad (es) f

title given to a prince or other dignitary

• German: Durchlaucht (de)
• Hungarian: őfensége (hu)

• Russian: светлость (ru) (svétlostʹ) f 
• Spanish: excelencia (es) m

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Translations to be checked

• Serbo-Croatian: spokoj
• French: sérénité (fr) f

• Italian: serenità (it) f
• Portuguese: serenidade f (Brazil)

Synonyms

• tranquility / tranquillity
• harmony
• peace