You could say 'kokoro no heiwa,' written: 心の平和
"Outer core" is an English equivalent of the French phrase noyau externe. The masculine singular noun and adjective most famously references the subterranean geology of the Earth as inner core to outer core to mantle and crust. The pronunciation will be "nwa-yo ek-stern" in French.
The phrase "om shanti" translates to "peace be with you" in English. It is commonly used in spiritual practices, such as meditation and yoga, to invoke a sense of inner peace and tranquility. Practitioners may chant or repeat the phrase as a way to center themselves and cultivate a peaceful state of mind.
Dvir (דביר) has no English equivalent. It is usually translated as "holy of holies" or "inner sanctum". It refers to a special room in the Ancient Temple in Jerusalem.
Bellezza interiore is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "inner beauty."Specifically, the feminine noun bellezza means "beauty." The feminine/masculine adjective interiore means "inner, interior." The pronunciation is "behl-LEHT-TSAH EEN-teh-RYOH-reh."
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In Māori, "beautiful soul" can be translated as "wairua ātaahua." Here, "wairua" means "soul" or "spirit," and "ātaahua" means "beautiful." This phrase captures a sense of inner beauty and spiritual essence.
The Korean phrase "ma eum" (마음) translates to "heart" or "mind" in English. It represents emotions, feelings, or the inner self. In various contexts, it can refer to one's intentions, thoughts, or emotional state.
"Faigh siochan" is an Irish phrase that translates to "find peace" in English. It combines "faigh," meaning "find," with "siochan," which means "peace." The phrase can be used in various contexts, often conveying a wish for tranquility or inner calm.
Uchi naru jibun
The Inner Senshi (Moon, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter) traveled to the 30th century in Japanese episode 82/English dub episode 75.
"Être beau" is a French phrase that translates to "to be beautiful" in English. It typically refers to physical attractiveness, but can also encompass inner beauty, charm, or elegance. The phrase can apply to people, objects, or experiences, emphasizing aesthetic appeal and positive qualities.
'Uchigawa', as a noun and 'uchigawa no....' as a modifier/adjective.