No. 10,118 in German
peace
The German word for "peace" is "Frieden," meaning a state of tranquility or absence of conflict.
In a sentence
Der Frieden in der Welt ist für uns alle wichtig.
Peace in the world is important for all of us.
Peace is used here as a noun referring to the state of international harmony and absence of conflict.
Lasst uns in Frieden leben und streitige Angelegenheiten friedlich lösen.
Let us live in peace and resolve contentious matters peacefully.
Peace is used here to indicate living harmoniously without conflict, and peacefully as an adverb modifying how matters should be resolved.
Nach dem langen Krieg kehrte endlich Frieden ins Land zurück.
After the long war, peace finally returned to the land.
The word 'peace' in this sentence represents the return to a harmonious and non-violent state after a period of conflict.
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