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Is peace singular

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14y ago
Updated: 8/19/2019

yes.

Pax, pacis is a singular noun

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Is peace plural or singular?

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What does requeiscent in pace mean?

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What is Irish word for peace?

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What language does the word pace come from?

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Is the noun peace singular or collective?

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