serene
21Sérène — I Provenance. Vient du latin serenus Signifie: serein Se fête le 7 mai. Histoire. Moine bénédictin et diacre, Séréné est envoyé d Italie en Gaule pour participer à l évangélisation des païens dans le diocèse de Séez, dans l Orne, puis dans la… …
22serene — se|rene [sıˈri:n] adj [Date: 1400 1500; : Latin; Origin: serenus clear, calm ] very calm or peaceful ▪ The child s face was serene and beautiful. ▪ a serene mountain lake >serenely adv >serenity [sıˈrenıti] n [U] …
23Sērene — Sp Sėrenė Ap Sērene L Latvija …
24Sėrenė — Sp Sėrenė Ap Sērene L Latvija …
25serene — adjective 1) on the surface she seemed serene Syn: calm, composed, tranquil, peaceful, untroubled, relaxed, at ease, unperturbed, unruffled, unworried; placid, equable, centered; informal together, unflappable See note at …
26serene — se•rene [[t]səˈrin[/t]] adj. 1) calm; peaceful; tranquil 2) clear; fair: serene weather[/ex] 3) (usu. cap.) most high (used as a royal epithet): His Serene Highness[/ex] 4) serenity; tranquillity 5) a clear expanse of sea or sky • Etymology:… …
27serene — 1. adjective a) Peaceful, calm, unruffled; unaffected by disturbance. Her Serene Highness b) (Of the sky) fair and unclouded. See Also …
28serene — adj. VERBS ▪ be, become, feel, look, seem, sound ▪ remain ADVERB ▪ very …
29serene — adjective calm, peaceful, and untroubled; tranquil. noun (the serene) archaic clear sky or calm sea. Derivatives serenely adverb serenity noun Origin ME: from L. serenus …
30šerenė — 1 šerẽnė sf. (2) Grg, Lkž, Slnt žr. 1 šėrė: Išejo tėvas į šerenę, žygiuojas su gyvoliais Dr …
