Solaz (en. Solace)

/so'las/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
State of tranquility or happiness derived from a pleasurable activity.
There is no better solace than reading a good book on the beach.
No hay mejor solaz que leer un buen libro en la playa.
Consolation or relief in times of sadness or difficulty.
He found solace in music during difficult times.
Encontró en la música su solaz durante los tiempos difíciles.
Relaxation after a period of work or effort.
After long hours of studying, a good coffee is his solace.
Después de largas horas de estudio, un buen café es su solaz.

Etymology

The term comes from the Latin 'solacium', meaning 'consolation' or 'relief'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to give solace
To provide comfort or relief to someone.
dar solaz
in solace
In a state of rest or pleasure.
en solaz

Related Words

soother
That gives or provides solace.
solazador
solacing
That expresses or seeks solace.
solazoso

Slang Meanings

Moment of relaxation after studying.
After so much work, I need a solace with friends.
Después de tanto trabajo, necesito un solaz con amigos.
Light fun or entertainment.
The weekend is my solace after the routine.
El fin de semana es mi solaz tras la rutina.