Fromcalm+-ness.
calmness(countableanduncountable,pluralcalmnesses)
- (uncountable)The state of beingcalm;tranquillity;silence.
- (countable)The product of beingcalm.
the state of being calm; tranquillity; silence
- Arabic:هُدُوءm(hudūʔ)
- Armenian:հանգստություն(hy)(hangstutʻyun),խաղաղություն(hy)(xaġaġutʻyun)
- Azerbaijani:sakitlik
- Belarusian:спако́й(be)m(spakój)
- Bulgarian:споко́йствие(bg)n(spokójstvie)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin:Lãnh tĩnh/Lãnh tĩnh(zh)(lěngjìng)
- Czech:klid(cs)m,pokoj(cs)m
- Danish:ro(da)c,stilhed(da)c
- Dutch:kalmte(nl)f
- Esperanto:trankvileco,trankvilo
- Finnish:tyyneys(fi)
- French:calme(fr)m
- Galician:sosegom
- German:Ruhe(de)f,Gelassenheit(de)f,Gemütsruhe(de)f
- Greek:ηρεμία(el)f(iremía)
- Ancient:ἀταραξίαf(ataraxía)
- Hungarian:nyugalom(hu),nyugalmasság(hu),csend(hu)
- Japanese:Bình tĩnh(ja)(へいせい, heisei),Bình an(ja)(へいあん, heian)
- Korean:평정(ko)(pyeongjeong),평온(ko)(pyeong'on)
- Lithuanian:ramybėf
- Maori:taumauri,rautahitanga
- Polish:spokój(pl)m
- Portuguese:calma(pt)f
- Romanian:calm(ro)n,liniște(ro)f
- Russian:споко́йствие(ru)n(spokójstvije),поко́й(ru)m(pokój)
- Scottish Gaelic:suaimhneasm
- Slovak:pokojm
- Spanish:calma(es)f
- Swedish:ro(sv)c,stillhet(sv)c,lugn(sv)n
- Ukrainian:спокі́йm(spokíj)
- Vietnamese:sự yên lặng(vi)
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