English

Etymology
From Latin serenus

Pronunciation
audio|en-us-serene.ogg|Audio (US)
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-i�n|-i�n

Adjective
serene (comparative more serene, superlative most serene)

1. peaceful|Peaceful, calm, unruffled; unaffected by disturbance.
2. (Of the sky) fair and unclouded.
3. Used as part of a Royal title.

#* Her Serene Highness

1. A girl's name.

Translations
trans-top|peaceful, calm
Finnish: t|fi|seesteinen, t|fi|rauhallinen
Japanese: ��� (����, shizukana)
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Russian: t|ru|безм��ежн�й|trb'ezm'at'éžnyj, t|ru|�покойн�й|trspokójnyj
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trans-top|fair and unclouded
Finnish: t|fi|seesteinen
Japanese: ��� (���, hareta)
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Russian: t|ru|�и���й|tr�ístyj, t|ru|безобла�н�й|trb'ezóbla�nyj, t|ru|��н�й|tr=jásnyj
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trans-top|part of royal title
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ttbc|French: serein m, sereine f
ttbc|Italian: sereno m, serena f
ttbc|Latin: serenus
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ttbc|Polish: 1. spokojny m, pogodny m 2.pogodny m 3. najja�niejszy m
ttbc|Portuguese: serenidade

Related terms
serenity

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• 2007-12-13 11:09 - Izumi5 - /* Translations */

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