ataraxia

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From Ancient Greek ἀταραξία (ataraxía), ἀ- (a-, negative prefix) + ταράσσω (tarássō, “trouble, disturb”). Doublet of ataraxy.

24 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: ատարաքսիա (atarakʻsia) — absence of mental disturbance
• Basque: ataraxia — absence of mental disturbance
• Belarusian: атараксія (ataraksija) — absence of mental disturbance
• Catalan: ataràxia — absence of mental disturbance
• Czech: ataraxie — absence of mental disturbance
• Finnish: mielenrauha — absence of mental disturbance
• Finnish: tyyneys — absence of mental disturbance
• Finnish: ataraksia — absence of mental disturbance
• French: ataraxie — absence of mental disturbance
• German: Ataraxie — absence of mental disturbance
• Greek: αταραξία (ataraxía) — absence of mental disturbance
• Ido: ataraxio — absence of mental disturbance
• Irish: ataraicse — absence of mental disturbance
• Irish: ataráisce — absence of mental disturbance
• Italian: atarassia — absence of mental disturbance
• Lithuanian: ataraksija — absence of mental disturbance
• Polish: ataraksja — absence of mental disturbance
• Portuguese: ataraxia — absence of mental disturbance
• Romanian: ataraxie — absence of mental disturbance
• Russian: атара́ксия (ataráksija) — absence of mental disturbance
• Serbo-Croatian: атараксија — absence of mental disturbance
• Spanish: ataraxia — absence of mental disturbance
• Turkish: ataraksiya — absence of mental disturbance
• Ukrainian: атараксія (ataraksija) — absence of mental disturbance