Mild (adjective)

1. Not strong or severe in effect, intensity, or degree.
2. Having a temperate or moderate climate.
3. Not harsh or rough in manner or speech.
4. Having a gentle or moderate flavor.

Origin:

Middle english milde, from old english milde 'gentle, kind, friendly', from proto-germanic *mildijaz, from proto-indo-european *meldh- 'soft, gentle'.

Examples:

1. The weather was mild and sunny.
2. He was known for his mild manner and gentle ways.
3. The tea was too mild for her taste.
4. The medicine had only a mild effect on her headache.
5. The sauce was mild and not too spicy.