MOTHER EARTH

We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light. ( PLATO )

ainemon (Marshelese)
alafia (Yoruba)
al-lebe-laga (Cherokee)
altyerre (Arrernte - Australian)
aman (Urdu)
amani (Swahili)
asomdwoe (Twi)
baris (Turkish)
beke (Hungarian)
bakea (Basque)
damai (Indonesian)
filemu (Somoan)
fridur (Icelandic, Faroese)
fred (Swedish, Danish, Norwegian)
frieden (German, Austrian)
hei-wa (Japanese)
heddwch (Welsh)
her-ping (Chinese - Manarin)
wo-ping (Chinese - Cantonese)
hoa-binh (Vietnamese)
ha-ga-goo-chun (Armenian)
itsikya-ta (Crow)
irene (Greek)
inkchtanba (Mongolian)
kapayapaan (Tagalog)
lay-na (Berber)
lolma (Hopi)
maluhia (Hawaiian)
melino (Tongan)
mier (Slovak)
miers (Latvian)
mir (Bulgarian, Russian, Serbian)
myr (Ukrainian)
mir (Croatian, Bosnian)
mir (Czech)
mitsumpun (Lao)
nabad (Somali)
nyen-chan-ya (Burmese)
pace (Italian, Romanian)
paci (Maltese)
paco (Esperanto)
paix (French)
pas (Chamorro)
pau (Catalan)
pax (Latin)
paz (Spanish, Portuguese)
peace (English)
pokoj (Polish)
pyung-kwa (Korean)
quasi kawsay (Quechua)
rahu (Estonian)
rangi marie (Maori)
rauha (Finnish)
runyararo (Shone)
salam (Arabic)
salam (Amharic - Ethiopian, Egyptian)
samaya (Singhalese)
samadanum (Tamil)
santee-paap (Thai)
santee-peap (Cambodian)
shalom (Hebrew)
shanti (Hndi)