Tranquil

trank'wil, a. Quiet; calm; undisturbed; peaceful: not agitated. [F. trunquille,'L. tranquiUus, calm, quiet, trans (q. v.), surpa ingly, and ot Gr. keintai, Skr. to dowu; quiet, cemt. — Tran'quilize, -quillize, -llz, [-ized or -lized (-lizd), -izing or -lizing.] To render tranquil, allay when agitated, quiet, compose, soothe, appease, calm, pacify.— Tran'quiliz'er, -quilliz'er, u. — Tranquillity, -h-tT, n. State or quality of being tranquil; a calm state; freedom from disturbance or agitation quietne . [F. tranquillity, L. trauquillitas.] — Tran'quilly, adv. — Tran'quilne , n. Trans-, tranz, inseparohle prefix, signifying acro , over, beyond, through, completely, from one to another, complete change. [L., prefix and prep., prop, p. pr. of obs. trure, to cro , go beyond; Skr. to pa over, cro , fulfill.]