quiet
quiet - noun
- The quality or state of being quiet {dx_def}see {dxt|quiet:2||}{/dx_def} : tranquility
Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary API
quiet - thesaurus
Antonyms: loud
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144
Letter Values
Q
20
U
21
I
9
E
5
T
23
Etymology
Middle English quiet, quiete, borrowed from Anglo-French quiete, borrowed from Latin quiēt-, quiēs "repose, sleep, rest, peaceful conditions," going back to Indo-European {it}*k{sup}w{/sup}i̯eh{inf}1{/inf}-ti-,{/it} noun derivative of a verbal base {it}*k{sup}w{/sup}i̯eh{inf}1{/inf}-{/it} "have a rest," whence Avestan š́iiā- "be glad," Old Church Slavic počijǫ, počiti "to have a rest" (causative pokojǫ, pokoiti "to calm, quiet"), Armenian hangeaw "has rested," and (from deverbal {it}*k{sup}w{/sup}i̯eh{inf}1{/inf}-to-{/it}) Avestan š́iiāta- "peaceful, happy," Old Persian šiyāta-, Latin quiētus "at rest, quiet:2"