Translation for 'peace of mind' from English to Icelandic

peace of mind

eirð {kv}

sálarró {kv}

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to have no peace of mind

að vera ekki í rónni

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message of peace

friðarboðskapur {k}

promoter of peace

friðarpostuli {k}

breach of peace

friðrof {hv}

frame of mind

hugarástand {hv}

of one mind

ásáttur {adj} [sammála]

time out of mind

ómunatíð {kv}

out of one's mind

frávita {adj}

vitstola {adj}

Are you out of your mind?

Ertu frá þér?

to be out of one's mind

að vera frá sér

að vera örvita

to give sb. a piece of one's mind

að láta e-n hafa það óþvegið

peace

ró {kv} [friður]

friður {k}

næði {hv} [ró]

peace-loving

friðelskandi {adj}

night peace

næturró {kv}

peace-breaker

friðarspillir {k}stjórn.

peace plant

friðarlilja {kv} [Spathiphyllum wallisii]gras.T

peace lily

friðarlilja {kv} [Spathiphyllum wallisii]gras.T

• Peace-of-mind parentage tests are widely available on the internet.
• Pirsig is capable of seeing the beauty of technology and feels good about mechanical work, where the goal is "to achieve an inner peace of mind".
• He has received "written by" credits on the "Justified" episodes: "Burned" (2015), "Sounding" (2015), "Wrong Roads" (2014), "Peace of Mind" (2013) and "The Hatchet Tour" (2013).
• The true peace of mind and soul can be found only in the one's heart where Christ the Saviour should dwell and rule.
• The four truths describe "dukkha" and its ending as a means to reach peace of mind in this life, but also as a means to end rebirth.

• Prior, despite his new-found peace of mind and engagement to munitions worker Sarah, has been affected by the war and therefore does not have a lot of concern for his safety.
• We see in the sermon something of Becket's ultimate peace of mind, as he elects not to seek sainthood, but to accept his death as inevitable and part of a better whole.
• By September 1988, Breathe had also began to work on their second album titled "Peace of Mind".
• The success of the Transmontane Expedition was welcomed in the London administrative offices, but in less than a year a severe blow to the Spotswood's peace of mind came from the capital.
• The resolution brings a long-awaited measure of satisfaction and peace of mind to Martin, who had made a vow to the victim's mother that he'd find and apprehend the killer, and was becoming concerned that she would die of old age before he did.

• ... e. peace of mind) refers to a state of being internally or spiritually at peace, with sufficient knowledge and understanding to keep oneself calm in the face of apparent discord or stress.
• In Roman Catholic tradition, "Hyacinthus orientalis" represents prudence, constancy, desire of heaven and peace of mind.
• In his unpublished memoirs he would later write that he had tried to avoid "a bitter resentment against Macmillan" for the sake of his peace of mind.
• Generally, the purpose of life insurance is to provide peace of mind by assuring that financial loss or hardship will be alleviated in the event of the insured person's death.
• Forensic archaeologists are often contracted to assist with the processing of mass graves by larger organisations that have motives related to exposure and prosecution rather than providing peace of mind to families and communities.

• With Peace of Mind" was allegedly influenced by Hill's spirit voices; Hill cites the "Master", saying, "Much of what he said already has been presented to you in the chapters of this book or will follow in other chapters."