calmar

Derivado del latín 'calmare', que significa 'hacer calmado' o 'tranquilizar'.

VERB (1)

[/kalˈmaɾ/^es-ES]

calm literal / soothe literal / tranquilize formal / settle down informal / put at ease informal / untranslatable concept untranslatable (The verb 'calmar' encompasses subtle meanings and emotional contexts that may not directly translate into a single English word.)

Synonyms tranquilizar formal , sosegar literary

Antonyms agitar , alterar

To make someone or something quiet, peaceful, or less agitated; to alleviate distress, pain, or strong emotions. This can refer to calming a person, a situation, or even a physical sensation.

irregular

plural
calmandos

Ella intentó calmar al niño que lloraba. — She tried to calm the crying child.
La medicina ayudó a calmar el dolor. — The medicine helped to calm the pain.
Necesito calmarme antes de tomar una decisión importante. — I need to calm down before making an important decision.