serena
word · lemma: serene
/səˈɹinə/
suh-REE-nuh
/sɛɹˈiːnɐ/
suh-REE-nuh
Definition
Calm, peaceful, and untroubled; free from stress or excitement.
Usage & Nuances
'Serena' is mostly used as an adjective meaning 'calm' or 'peaceful', often describing people, places, or situations. It's more formal or poetic than 'calm'. Common collocations: 'serena expression', 'serena night'. Not commonly used in everyday speech; 'calm' is more frequent.
Spanish: serena (tranquila) - sereno (masculino)Portuguese (BR): serena (tranquila) - sereno (masculino)Portuguese (PT): serena (tranquila) - sereno (masculino)Chinese (Simplified): 宁静的 - 安详的Chinese (Traditional): 寧靜的 - 安詳的Hindi: शांत - स्थिरArabic: هادئة - ساكنةBengali: শান্ত - প্রশান্তRussian: спокойный - безмятежныйJapanese: 穏やか - 静かなVietnamese: thanh thản - yên bìnhKorean: 평온한 - 차분한Turkish: sakin - huzurluUrdu: پرامن - پرسکونIndonesian: tenang - damai
Example Sentences
His voice was serena.
basic
After the storm, everything felt so serena.
natural
She remained serena even when others panicked.
natural
There's something serena about watching the sunrise alone.
natural
She has a serena smile.
basic
The serena lake reflected the blue sky.
basic