Words for "peace" in different languages

Here are words for "peace" in different languages:

Peace, pees, n. A state of quiet, calm; repose; public tranquility; freedom from war; concord. (definition in English, according to Webster's)

Language	Country/Region of Origin	Word for Peace	Character or Symbol (if any)
Abenaki	Native American	Okikiamgenoka	�
Afaan Oromoo	Oromia/East Africa/Horn of Africa	Nagaa	�
Afrikaans	South Africa	Vrede	�
Akan	Ghana	Asomdwoe	�
Akkadian	Mesopotamia	Salmu	�
Alabama	Native American	Utimokla	�
Albanian	Albania	Pake	�
Algonquin	Native American	Waki Qiwebis	�
Amharic	Ethiopia	Selam	�
Arabic	Arabia, Middle East	Salaam, Salam
Aranes	Spain	Patz	�
Armenian	Armenia	Khaghaghutyun	�
Aymara	Boliva/Native American	Hacana	�
Bambara	Mali	Here	�
Basque/Euskara	Spain/France	bakea/pakea	�
Bemba	Zambia	Mutenden	�
Bengali	Bangladesh	Shanti	�
Bislama	Melanasia (Vanuatu)	P�­s	�
Blackfoot	Native American	Innaaissttiiya	�
Bosnian	Bosnia	Spokoj OR Mir	�
Bulgarian	Bulgraia	Mir	�
Buli	Ghana	Goom-jigi	�
Burmese	Burma (Myanmar)	Nyeinjanyei	�
Carolinian	Micronesia	Gunnammwey	�
Catalan	Spain	Pau	�
Chamono	Guam	Minaggen	�
Cherokee	Native American	Dohiyi	�
Chewa	Malawi	M’tendere	�
Chicksaw	Native American	Nanna Ayya	�
Chinese (Manadarin)	China	He Ping	�
Choctaw< /td>	Native American	Achukma	�
Chontal	Mexico/Native American	Aylobaha Gafuleya	�
Comanche	Native American	Tsumukikiatu	�
Cree	Native American	Wetaskiwin	�
Creole	Haiti	Lapé	�
Capeverdian Creole	Cape Verde Islands	Paz, Pas
Croation-Serbian	Croatia-Serbia	Mir	�
Czech	Czech Republic	Mir	�
Danish	Denmark	Fred	�
Dari	Persian	Sulh	�
Duala	Australia	Musango	�
Dutch	Netherlands	Vrede	�
Egyptian	Egypt	Hetep	�
Ekari	Indonesia	Muka-muka	�
English	England, USA	Peace
Eskimo	Native American (Greenland)	Erkigsnek	�
Esperanto	�	Paco	�
Estonian	Estonia	Rahu	�
Fanagolo	South Africa	Kutula	�
Farsi	Iran	Ashtee	�
Fijian	Fiji	Vakaçegu	�
Finnish	Finland	Rauha	�
Fon	West Africa (Benin)	Fifa	�
French	France	Paix	�
Fula	Nigeria, Guinea, Mali	Jam	�
Gaelic	Ireland	Sith	�
German	Germany	Frieden	�
Gikuyu	Kenya	Thayu	�
Greek	Greece	Irini, Irene	�
Guarani	Paraguay	Nerane’i	�
Gujarati	India	Shanti	�
Halaka	�	Pegdub	�
Hausa	Nigeria	Lumana	�
Hawaiian	Native American	Maluhia	�
Hebrew	Israel	Shalom
Hindi	India	Shantih
Hopi	Native American	Sipala	�
Hungarian	Hungary	Bekè	�
Icelandic	Iceland	Friður	�
Igbo	Nigeria	Udo	�
Ila	Zambia	Chibanda	�
Indonesian	Indonesia	Damai	�
Inuit	Native American	Tutkium	�
Irish	Ireland	S�och�in	�
Italian	Italy	Pace	�
Japanese	Japan	Heiwa
Javanese	Java	Rukun	�
Kannada	India	Shanti	�
Kekchi	Guatemala (Native American)	Tuktuquil usilal	�
Khmer	Cambodia, Thailand	Soksang	�
Kinyarwandu	Rwanda	Amahoro	�
Klingon	Space, the final frontier	Rój	�
Korean	Korea	Phyongh’wa	�
Kosati	Native American	Ilifayka	�
Kurdish	Iraq, Turkey	Hasiti	�
Kusaiean	Micronesia	Mihs	�
Lakota	Native American	Wolakota	�
Lao	Laos	Santiphap	�
Latin	Vatican	Pax	�
Latvian	Latvia	Miers	�
Lithuanian	Lithuania	Taika	�
Luganda	Uganda	Emirembe	�
Magindanain	Philippenes	Kali lintad	�
Mahican	Native American	Anachemowegan	�
Malagasy	Madagascar	Fandriampahalamana	�
Malay	Thailand	Keamana	�
Maltese	Malta	Paci	�
Manobo	Philippenes	Linew	�
Maori	New Zealand	Rangima’aire	�
Mapundungun	Chile (Native American)	Uvchin	�
Maranao	Philippenes	Diakatra	�
Marshallese	Marshall Islands	Aenomman	�
Mayan	Native American	Ets’a’an Olal	�
Mentaiwan	Sumatra	Perdamiam	�
Micmac	Native American	Wôntônkóde	�
Miskito	Mexico (Native American)	Kupia Kumi Laka	�
Mokilese	Micronesia	Onpek	�
Mongolian	Mongolia	Enh Taiwain	�
Mongo-Nkundu	Zaire	Bóoto	�
Language	Country	Word for Peace	�
Mossi	Ghana, Burkina Faso	Lâf�­	�
Munsterian	Ireland/Gaelic dialect	Echnahcaton	�
Navajo	Natie American	K’é	�
Nepali	Nepal	Shanti	�
Nez Perce	Native American	‘Eyewi	�
Nhengatu	Brazil/Native American	Tecócatú	�
Norwegian	Norway	Fred	�
Ntomba	Zaire	Nye	�
Nyanja	Malawi	Mtendere	�
Otchipwe	Native American	Bisaniwewin	�
Otomi	Mexico/Native American	Hmetho	�
Pali	India	Nirudho	�
Papago/Pima	Native American	Dodolimdag	�
Pashto	Afghanistan, Pakistan	Amniat	�
Persian	Iran	Sula	�
Pilipino	Philippenes	Katahimikan	�
Pintupi	Autralia	Yatanpa	�
Polish	Poland	Pokoj	�
Ponapean	Micronesia	Melelilei	�
Portugese	Portugal, Brazil	Paz	�
Pustu	Afghanistan	Sula	�
Quechua	Mexico/Native American	Qasikay	�
Rapanui	Easter Island	Kiba-kiba	�
Romanian	Romania	Pace	�
Romansch	Switzerland	Pasch	�
Ruanda	Rwanda	Nimuhore	�
Rundi	Burundi	Amahoro	�
Russian	Russia	Mir
Samoan	Samoa	Filemu	�
Scottish	Scotland	Sith	�
Sesotho	Lesotho	Khotso	�
Shona	Zimbabwe	Runyaro	�
Sinhala	Sri Lanka	Samaya	�
Sioux	Native American	Wo’okeyeh	�
Siswati	South Africa (Swaziland)	Kuthula	�
Slovak	Slovak Republic	Mier	�
Somali	Somalia	Nabad-da	�
Spanish	Spain	Paz	�
Swahili	Zaire, Kenya	Amani	�
Swedish	Sweden	Fred	�
Tagalog	Philippenes	Kapayapaan	�
Tahitian	Tahiti	Hau	�
Tamil	India	Amaithi
Tangut	China	Nei	�
Thai	Thailand	Santiphap	�
Thiraro	�	M’bukushi	�
Tibetan	Tibet	Sidi	�
Tlingit	Native American	Li-k’ei	�
Tongan	Tonga	Melino	�
Truk	Micronesia	Kunammwey	�
Tswana	Botswana	Khotso	�
Turkish	Turkey	Bar��	�
Uighur	China	Saq	�
Urdu	Pakistan	Aman	�
Vietnamese	Vietnam	Su Thai Binh	�
Welsh	Wales	Heddwch OR Tangnefedd	�
Wintu	Native American	Mina	�
Woleaian	Micronesia	Gumund	�
Yiddish	Israel	Sholem	�
Yoruba	Nigeria	Alaafia	�
Yue	China	Sai Gaai Oh Ping	�
Zapotec	Mexico (Native America)	Layeni	�
Zulu	South Africa	Ukuthula	�