serenidad
|se-re-ni-dad|
/seɾeniˈðað/
calm, inner quiet
Etymology
'serenidad' originates from Latin, specifically the word 'serenitas', where 'serenus' meant 'clear' or 'calm'.
'serenitas' passed into Old Spanish as 'serenidad' (via Vulgar Latin influences) and eventually became the modern Spanish word 'serenidad'.
Initially, it meant 'clearness' or 'calmness' (often of the sky), and over time it broadened to its current meaning of 'serenity' or 'mental/atmospheric tranquility'.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Noun 1
the state or quality of being calm and untroubled; tranquility or peacefulness.
Ella afrontó la situación con serenidad.
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Noun 2
a clear, unclouded condition (often used for weather or atmosphere): clearness or tranquillity of the sky or surroundings.
La serenidad del cielo al atardecer era impresionante.
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Last updated: 2025/09/06 02:41
