peaceful in Japanese
peaceful in Japanese is 平和, 穏和, 平穏 — peaceful means free from war, violence, or disturbance.
peaceful in Japanese
平和
Pronounced: heiwa
Not at war; not disturbed by strife or turmoil.
穏和
Pronounced: onwa
Inclined to peace.
平穏
Pronounced: heion
Motionless and calm.
平静
Pronounced: heisei
Motionless and calm.
What does "peaceful" mean?
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adj Free from war, violence, or disturbance.
"The two neighbouring countries have enjoyed a peaceful relationship for many years."
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adj Calm and quiet; giving a feeling of tranquility.
"After the children went to bed, the house became wonderfully peaceful."
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peaceful in a sentence
- The two neighbouring countries have enjoyed a peaceful relationship for many years.
- Everyone hoped for a peaceful end to the long dispute between the families.
- After the children went to bed, the house became wonderfully peaceful.
- We spent a peaceful afternoon reading by the lake.
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What is "peaceful" in Japanese?
"peaceful" in Japanese is 平和, 穏和, 平穏. peaceful means: Free from war, violence, or disturbance.
How do you pronounce 平和?
"peaceful" in Japanese is 平和, pronounced "heiwa".
How do you use "peaceful" in a sentence?
Example: "The two neighbouring countries have enjoyed a peaceful relationship for many years." In Japanese, "peaceful" is 平和, 穏和, 平穏.
Are there other ways to say "peaceful" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "peaceful": 平和, 穏和, 平穏, 平静.
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