How do I say "Paix" in all languages?

The word "Peace" in all languages. This word is known to all, and why not in all languages?

• ABENAKI: Okikiamgenoka or Kamignokawôgan
• AFAR: Salaamata
• AFRIKAANS: "Vrede"
• AKAN: "Asmomdwoe"
• ALBANAIS: "Páqja"
• ALLEMAND: Der Friede or Frieden
• ALGONQUIN: "Wâki Ijiwebis-I"
• ALSACIEN: "Fréda"
• AMHARIC: Salām
• ENGLISH: "Peace"
• ANGLO-SAXON: Frið
• ARABE: Salam
• ARAGONAIS : « Patz »
• ARAMAICA: Shlamaa
• ARMENIAN: "Khaghaghoutyoun"
• ASSAMAIS : « śānti »
• ASTURIEN: « Paz »
• AZERI: "Sülh"
• BAMBARA: "Here" or "Erret"
• BANGI: NyiEe
• BAS-SAXON: "Vre(d)e"
• BASQUE: Bakea or Baked
• BATAK: "Pardamean"
• BAVAROIS : « Fridn »
• BENGALI: "Shanti"
• BEMBA: "Mutenden" or "Ukwikala mu"
• BIÉLORUSSE: Mir or Pakoj
• BIRMAN: Nyein chan yay
• BISLAMA: "Pís"
• BOBO: Makonakon
• BOSNIAQUE : « Mir »
• BRAHUI: "dudaî"
• BRETON: “Peoc’h” or “Pèc’h”
• BULGARE: "Mir"
• CATALAN: "Pau"
• CHAMORRO: Minaggen
• CHEROKEE: "Dohiyi"
• CHEYENNE: "Nanomonsetôtse"
• CHINOIS: HePing
• CH’OL : « Ñ empty’chocoya »
• CHUVASH: "Tënche"
• CEBUANO: Kalinaw or Kahusayan
• CORNISH: "Cres"
• CORSE: Pace
• CREE: Papayatik
• CRÉOLE GUADELOUPÉEN : « Pé »
• CRÉOLE GUYANAIS : "Lapé"
• HAITIAN CREOL: "Lapè"
• JAMAICAIN CREOL: "Satta"
• CRÉOLE MARTINIQUAIS : "La pé"
• MAURICIAN CREOL: "Peace"
• CREDOLE REGIONNAIS: "Pe" or "Lapé"
• CROATE: "Mir"
• DANOIS: "Fred"
• DARI: "Sulh"
• DARJA: Esslama
• DUALA: "Musango"
• DIVEHI (Maldives): "Sulha"
• EFIK: "Emem"
• SPAIN: « Paz »
• ESPÉRANTO: Paco
• ESTONIEN: "Rahu"
• EWE: Ŋutifafa
• FANAGOLO: "Kutula"
• FÉROÏEN : « Friður »
• FIDJIEN: "Vakaçegu"
• FINNOIS: "Rauha"
• FON: "Fifâ"
• LORRAIN FRANCIC: "Freede"
• FRIOULAN: "Pac"
• FRISON: "Frede"
• FULA: Jam
• ECOSS GAÉLIQUE : « Fois »
• IRILAND GAEL: “Síocháin”
• GALICIEN: « Paz »
• GALLOIS: « Tangnefedd »
• GARIFUNA: "Darangilaü"
• GEORGIAN: "Mshvidoba"
• GREC: "Irini"
• GREC ANCIEN: "Eir appointnē"
• GRIKO: « Filia »
• GUARANI: "Acclaimed" or "Ñerane'i" or "Py'aguapy"
• GUJARATI: "śānti"
• HAUSA: "Lùmaanàà" or "Salamàà"
• HAWAAYEN: "Maluhia"
• HÉBREU: "Shalom"
• HINDI: Shanti
• HIRI MOTU: Taim billong sikan
• HMONG: "Kev tiaj tus"
• HONGROIS: "Beke"
• IDO: Paco
• IGBO: "Udo"
• ILA: "Chibanda"
• ILOCANO: "Kappia"
• INDONESIAN: "Damaai" or "Perdamaian" or "Ketentraman"
• INGUSH: Mashar
• ISLAND: "Friður"
• ITALIEN: Pace
• JAPANISH: "Heiwa"
• JATIBONICU TAINO: "Amikekia"
• KABYLE: "Lahna"
• KARELIEN: "Rauhu" or " Vienosti"
• KAZAKH: Beybitšilik
• KHMER: "Sok sbei"
• KIRUNDI: "Amahoro"
• KURDE: "Asti"
• LANGUEDOCIEN (OCCITAN) : « Patz »
• LAO: "Santiphap"
• LAPON (SÁMI): "Ráfi"
• LATIN: Pax or Pax sit (peace be)
• LENAPE: "Achwangundowagan"
• LETTON: "Miers"
• LIBANAIS: Salam
• LIGURE: "Pâxe"
• LINGALA: "Kimia"
• LITUANIEN: "Taika"
• LOBJAN: Panpi
• LOMBARD: "Not"
• LUXEMBOURGEOIS : « Fridden »
• MACEDONIAN: "Mir"
• MALAIS: Damai
• MALGACHE : Fandriampahalemana
• MALTAIS: "Sliem" or "Peacei"
• MANX: "Shee"
• MAORI: "Rangimaarie" or "Rongo"
• MAPUDUNGUN: "Uvchin" or "Tügkülen"
• MASABA: Koosi
• MAWU: "Hálá"
• MISKITO: "Kupia Kumi Laka"
• MOHICAN: Anachemowegan
• MONGOL: "Enh taivan"
• NEERLAND: "Vrede"
• NEPALAIS : « Shanti »
• NORWAY: "Fred"
• NTOMBA: Nye
• OCCITAN: « Patz » or « Pas » or « Sarra »
• OJIBWA: Bangan
• OLUTA: "Maxu"
• ORRDOU: Salaam
• OUZBEK: "Tinçlik"
• PERSAN: « Solh »
• PIEDMONTAIS: "Pàs"
• "Pokój"
• PORTUGAIS : « Paz »
• POTAWATOMI: “E’tokmite’k”
• POWHATAN: "Cohqwaivwh"
• PROVENCAL: "Not"
• QUECHUA: « Anka Kay » or « Qasikay » or « Aligu » or « Sonqo Tiaykuy »
• ROMANI: « Patcha »
• ROUMAIN : « Pace »
• RUSSIAN: "Mir"
• SANSKRIT: « śāntiḥ »
• SARDE: « Paghe » (logudorois) or « Paxi » (campidanois)
• SERBE: "Mir"
• SHONA: Runyararo
• SICILIEN: Paci
• SINDHI: Shanty
• SINHALA: Saameya or Shanti
• SLOVAQUE: "Mier"
• SLOVÈNE: "Mir"
• SOBOTA: Paks
• SUÉDOIS : « Fred »
• SWAHILI: Salama
• TAGALOG: Kapayapaan
• TAMOUL: Samaadaanam or Amaïdi
• TCHEN: "Mír"
• THAI: "Santiphaap"
• TIBETAIN: "Zhi-bde"
• TURC: "Barış"
• UDMURT: Tupasa ulon
• UKRAINIEN: "Mir"
• VALENCIAN: "Pau"
• VEPS: Venošti
• XHOSA: "Uxolo"
• YIDDISH: Sholim or Fridn
• WALLON: "Påye"
• WOLLOF: "Jamm"
• ZOQUE: Mosojej
• ZOULOU: "Isithangami" or "Ukuthula"

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