Peace is a possibility

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PEACE IN MANY LANGUAGES

Ainemon (Marshelese),

Alafia (Yoruban),

Al-le-be-la-ga (Cherokee);

Altyere or Arrernte (Austrailian aboriginal),

Aman (Urdu),

Amani (Swahili),

Asomdwoe (Twi),

Beke (Hungarian),

Baritz (Turkish),

Bakea (Basque),

Damai (Indonesian),

Filemu (Samoan),

Fridur (Icelandic, Faroese),

Fred (Swedish, Danish, Norwegian),

Frieden (German, Austrian),

Ha-wa (Japanese),

Heddwch (Welsh),

Hei-ping (Chinese),

Hoa-binh (Vietnamese

Ha-ga-goo-chun (Armenian),

Irene (Greek),

Inkchtanba (Mongolian),

Itsikya-ta (Crow),

Kapayapaan (Tagalog),

Tay-na (Berber),

Lolma (Hopi),

Maluhia (Hawaiian),

Mier (Slovak),

Miers (Latvian),

Mir (Bulgarian, Russian, Serbian)

Myr (Ukrainian),

Mir (Croatian, Bosnian Czech),

Mitsumpun (Loa),

Nabadu (Somali),

Nyen-chan-ya (Burmese),

Ofa Atu (Tongan),

Pace (Italian, Romanian),

Paci (Maltese), Paco (Esperanto),

Paix (French),

Pas (Chamoru),

Pau (Catalan),

Pax (Latin),

Paz (Spanish, Portuguese),

Peace (English),

Pokoj (Polish),

Pyung twa (Korean),

Rahu (Estonian),

Range Marie (Maori),

Rauha (Finnish),

Runyararo (Shone),

Salam (Arabic),

Salam (Amharic, Coptic),

Samaya (Singhalese

Samadanum (Tamil),

Santee Paap (Thai),

Santee Peap (Cambodian).

SHALOM (Hebrew),

Shanti (Hindu),

She Da (Tibetan),

Shondahi (Shoshone),

Siochain (Irish Gaelic),

Sith (Scottish Gaelic),

Solh (Farsi, Persian,

Dari, Iranian, Afganistanian),

Tay-byng (Tuvan), Taika (Lithuanian),

[tick]-Keb (Khoe-Khoe),

Udo (Ibo),

Ukutula (Zulu),

Vrede (Dutch, Flemish, Afrikans),

Wolakota (Lakota),

Quasi Kawsay (Quechua),