undisturbed

English

Etymology

Fromun-+‎disturbed.

Adjective

undisturbed(comparativemoreundisturbed,superlativemostundisturbed)

1. Notdisturbedoragitated.
   • 1951November, 'Pausanias', “To Greece by the" Simplon-Orient Express "”, inRailway Magazine,page728:

     Meanwhile, the Italian authorities examine passports and hand-baggage, except in the case of sleeping-car passengers, who are usually leftundisturbed.

   • 1995,“The Sword of Kahless”,inStar Trek: Deep Space Nine,season 4, episode 8 (Science Fiction),→OCLC:

     WORF: The air --
     KOR: Foul, isn't it? This place has beenundisturbedfor hundreds of years. Come!

2. calm

Translations

not disturbed

• Bulgarian:необезпокояван(bg)(neobezpokojavan)
• Danish:uforstyrretc
• Dutch:ongestoord(nl)
• German:ungestört(de)
• Greek:

  Ancient:ἀτάρακτος(atáraktos)

• Latin:inturbidus
• Maori:maho,rautahi,ariari(of sleep)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål:uberørt,uforstyrret,upåvirket

• Plautdietsch:onjestieet

calm

• Greek:

  Ancient:ἀθόρυβος(athórubos)