Silent Night
Languages (106)
This song text has been indexed at SingPraises.net in the following languages:
- Afrikaans: Stille Nag
- Albanian: Nat’ e Qet’
- American Sign Language: Silent Night
- Amharic: ብጹዕ ሌሊት
- Arabic: ليلة الصمت
- Armenian (East): ԼՈԻՌ ԳԻՇԵՐ, ՍՈԻՐԲ ԳՒՇԵՐ
- Aymara: Khana Jayp’u
- Basque: Gau isila
- Bikolano: Bangging Matuninong
- Bislama: Naet ya i kwaet
- Bulgarian: Тиха нощ
- Cebuano: Mahilum nga Gabii
- Chinese (Simplified): 平安夜
- Chinese (Traditional): 平安夜
- Chinese Pingyam (Romanized Cantonese): [Unknown title]
- Chinese Pinyin (Romanized Mandarin): Píng’ānyè
- Chuukese: Nepwin Fel
- Croatian: Tiha noć
- Czech: Tichá noc
- Danish: Stille nat, hellige nat
- Dutch: Stille nacht
- English: Silent Night
- English Braille: ⠠⠎⠊⠇⠢⠞ ⠠⠝⠊⠣⠞
- Estonian: Püha öö
- Fante: Adzesaa Komm
- Fijian: Bogi Buto
- Finnish: Jouluyö, juhlayö
- French: Douce nuit! Sainte nuit!
- French (French Polynesia): Pô Mo’a, Pô Mărû
- Georgian: ჩუმი ღამე
- German: Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht
- Greek: Άγια νύχτα
- Guarani: Pyhare Jehesape, Pyhare Kirirĩ
- Gusii (Kisii): Obotuko Botegererete
- Haitian Creole: Nwèl Rive!
- Hawaiian: Silent Night, Holy Night
- Hiligaynon: Ang Gab-i nga Malinong
- Hmong: Hmo Muaj Hmoov Zoo
- Hungarian: Csendes éj
- Icelandic: Heims um ból
- Igbo: Abalị Jụụ
- Ilokano: Naulimek a Rabii
- Indonesian: Malam Sunyi
- Italian: Nato è Gesù
- Japanese: 聖し，この夜
- Japanese (Hiragana): 聖し，この夜
- Japanese (Kanji): 聖し，この夜
- Kaqchikel: Jebel Ak’a’
- Kazakh: Жым-Жырт Түн
- Kekchi: Santil qʼojyin
- Khmer (Cambodian): យប់សុខសាន្ត
- Kiribati (Gilbertese): E Rau Te Bong
- Korean: 고요한 밤
- Kosraean: Fong Muhtahl
- Kuna: Mutiqitba Pohoqilesa
- Laotian: ຄືນສະຫງັດ
- Latin: Silent Night, Holy Night
- Latvian: Klusa nakts
- Lingala: Butu nie
- Lithuanian: Tyli naktis
- Malagasy: Alina masina
- Maltese: O Lejl ta’ Skiet
- Mam: Puio Quiet Ju Konic’an
- Marshallese: Bon̄ Emmōn
- Maya (Yucatec): Ákab Sásil
- Mongolian: Амгалан Шөнө
- Navajo: Doo Į́its’a’í Da
- Niuean: Po Milino
- Norwegian: Stille natt, hellige natt
- Pampango (Kapampangan): Benging Tahimik
- Pangasinan: Mareen Santo’n Labi
- Persian (Iran) (Farsi): [Unknown title]
- Pohnpeian: Pwohng Mwele
- Polish: Cicha noc
- Portuguese: Noite Feliz
- Quechua (Bolivia): Sumaj Ch’isi K’acha Ch’isi
- Quechua (Peru): Sumaq Tuta
- Quichua (Ecuador): Achil Tuta
- Rarotongan (Cook Islands Maori): Po Maru
- Romanian: Noapte sfântă
- Rotuman: Pög Toka, Pög Ha’at
- Russian: Тихая ночь
- Samoan: Po Filemu
- Serbian: Тиха Ноћ
- Shona: Husiku Hutsvene
- Slovak: Tichá noc
- Slovenian: Sveta noč
- Spanish: Noche de luz
- Spanish Braille: ⠠⠝⠕⠡⠑ ⠙⠑ ⠇⠥⠵
- Swahili: Usika Wa Kimya
- Swedish: Stilla natt
- Tagalog: Kay Tahimik ng Paligid
- Tahitian: Pô Mo’a, Pô Mărû
- Tamil: அமைதி ரா
- Thai: ราตรีสงัด
- Tok Pisin (Neomelanesian): Nait Isi
- Tongan: Pō Mālū
- Tswana (Setswana): Bosigo jwa tidimalo
- Turkish: Sessiz Gece
- Twi (Asante): Saa Anadwo
- Ukrainian: Тиха ніч, ніч свята
- Urdu: [Unknown title]
- Vietnamese: Đêm Thanh Bình
- Waray: Mamingaw nga Kagab-ihon
- Xhosa: Busuku Butcwaka
- Zulu: Ngo Busuku Bokuthula
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Most common tunes for “Silent Night”
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Appearances of “Silent Night” over time
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