calm down

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100 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: أَهْدَأَ (ʔahdaʔa) — To become less excited
• Arabic: هَدَّأَ (haddaʔa) — To become less excited
• Arabic: تهدن (thaddan) — To become less excited
• Armenian: հանգստանալ (hangstanal) — To become less excited
• Azerbaijani: sakitləşmək — To become less excited
• Azerbaijani: rahatlaşmaq — To become less excited
• Basque: lasaitu — To become less excited
• Catalan: calmar-se — To become less excited
• Catalan: tranquil·litzar-se — To become less excited
• Catalan: asserenar-se — To become less excited
• Chinese Mandarin: 冷靜下來 /冷静下来 (lěngjìng xiàlai) — To become less excited
• Chinese Mandarin: 平靜下來 /平静下来 (píngjìng xiàlai) — To become less excited
• Ngazidja Comorian: utrulia — To become less excited
• Dutch: bedaren — To become less excited
• Esperanto: trankviliĝi — To become less excited
• Finnish: rauhoittua — To become less excited
• Finnish: tyyntyä — To become less excited
• French: se calmer — To become less excited
• French: s'apaiser — To become less excited
• Galician: calmar — To become less excited
• Galician: acougar — To become less excited
• Galician: sosegar — To become less excited
• Galician: apoudigar — To become less excited
• German: sich beruhigen — To become less excited
• Hebrew: נרגע (nirgá) — To become less excited
• Hungarian: megnyugszik — To become less excited
• Hungarian: lecsillapodik — To become less excited
• Ingrian: vaiketa — To become less excited
• Ingrian: leppyä — To become less excited
• Italian: calmarsi — To become less excited
• Italian: tranquillizzarsi — To become less excited
• Italian: tranquillarsi — To become less excited
• Japanese: 落ち着く (ochitsuku) — To become less excited
• Latin: mītēscō — To become less excited
• Macedonian: се смирува (se smiruva) — To become less excited
• Macedonian: се смири (se smiri) — To become less excited
• Māori: whakamahuru — To become less excited
• Polish: uspokajać się — To become less excited
• Polish: uspokoić się — To become less excited
• Portuguese: acalmar-se — To become less excited
• Romanian: astâmpăra — To become less excited
• Russian: успока́иваться (uspokáivatʹsja) — To become less excited
• Russian: успоко́иться (uspokóitʹsja) — To become less excited
• Russian: унима́ться (unimátʹsja) — To become less excited
• Russian: уня́ться (unjátʹsja) — To become less excited
• Spanish: calmarse — To become less excited
• Spanish: tranquilizarse — To become less excited
• Swedish: lugna ner sig — To become less excited
• Swedish: chilla — To become less excited
• Turkish: sakinleşmek — To become less excited
• Ottoman Turkish: دولنمك (dölenmek) — To become less excited
• Ottoman Turkish: ساكنلنمك (sakinlenmek) — To become less excited
• Ukrainian: заспоко́юватися (zaspokójuvatysja) — To become less excited
• Ukrainian: заспоко́їтися (zaspokójitysja) — To become less excited
• Walloon: si rapåjhî — To become less excited
• Walloon: si rapåjhter — To become less excited
• Arabic: أَهْدَأَ (ʔahdaʔa) — To cause to become less excited
• Arabic: هَدَّأَ (haddaʔa) — To cause to become less excited
• Armenian: հանգստացնել (hangstacʻnel) — To cause to become less excited
• Azerbaijani: sakitləşdirmək — To cause to become less excited
• Azerbaijani: rahatlaşdırmaq — To cause to become less excited
• Catalan: asserenar — To cause to become less excited
• Catalan: calmar — To cause to become less excited
• Catalan: tranquil·litzar — To cause to become less excited
• Chinese Mandarin: 使平靜 /使平静 (shǐ píngjìng) — To cause to become less excited
• Chinese Mandarin: 使冷靜 /使冷静 (shǐ lěngjìng) — To cause to become less excited
• Danish: berolige — To cause to become less excited
• Finnish: rauhoittaa — To cause to become less excited
• Finnish: tyynnytellä — To cause to become less excited
• French: calmer — To cause to become less excited
• French: tranquilliser — To cause to become less excited
• French: apaiser — To cause to become less excited
• Galician: calmar — To cause to become less excited
• German: beruhigen — To cause to become less excited
• Hebrew: הִרְגִּיעַ (hirgía) — To cause to become less excited
• Hungarian: megnyugtat — To cause to become less excited
• Hungarian: lecsillapít — To cause to become less excited
• Ingrian: vaikenoittaa — To cause to become less excited
• Ingrian: lepyttää — To cause to become less excited
• Italian: calmare — To cause to become less excited
• Italian: tranquillizzare — To cause to become less excited
• Japanese: 落ち着かせる (ochitsukaseru) — To cause to become less excited
• Latin: mītēscō — To cause to become less excited
• Māori: whakamahuru — To cause to become less excited
• Polish: uspokajać — To cause to become less excited
• Polish: uspokoić — To cause to become less excited
• Portuguese: acalmar — To cause to become less excited
• Russian: успока́ивать (uspokáivatʹ) — To cause to become less excited
• Russian: успоко́ить (uspokóitʹ) — To cause to become less excited
• Russian: умиротворя́ть (umirotvorjátʹ) — To cause to become less excited
• Russian: умиротвори́ть (umirotvorítʹ) — To cause to become less excited
• Spanish: calmar — To cause to become less excited
• Spanish: tranquilizar — To cause to become less excited
• Swedish: lugna ner — To cause to become less excited
• Turkish: sakinleştirmek — To cause to become less excited
• Ukrainian: заспоко́ювати (zaspokójuvaty) — To cause to become less excited
• Ukrainian: заспоко́їти (zaspokójity) — To cause to become less excited
• Walloon: rapåjhî — To cause to become less excited
• Walloon: rapåjhter — To cause to become less excited
• Walloon: rapwairi — To cause to become less excited