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| etymologically related | eng: Alcyone |
| etymology | lat: halcyon |
| has derived form | eng: halcyon days |
| has derived form | eng: halcyons |
| lexical category | adjective |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /'hælsɪən/ |
| pronunciation | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/en-us-halcyon.ogg |
| semantically related | eng: calm |
| semantically related | eng: domesticated |
| semantically related | eng: idyllic |
| semantically related | eng: irenical |
| semantically related | eng: mild |
| semantically related | eng: pacate |
| semantically related | eng: peaceful |
| semantically related | eng: quiet |
| semantically related | eng: serene |
| semantically related | eng: tamed |
| semantically related | eng: tranquil |
| semantically related | eng: viscerotonic |
| synonym | eng: at peace |
| synonym | eng: blissful |
| synonym | eng: calm |
| synonym | eng: peaceful |
| synonym | eng: relaxed |
| synonym | eng: serene |
| translation | bul: мирен |
| translation | bul: тих |
| translation | eng: calm |
| translation | eng: peaceful |
| translation | eng: serene |
| translation | eng: undisturbed |
| translation | eng: w:Ambrose Bierce |
| translation | eng: w:John Dryden |
| translation | spa: alcedón |
| translation | spa: alción |
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