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Taceo, ere means to be silent. Imperative: Tace (you, be silent). Tacete (y'all, be silent).
Quiesco, ere means to be quiet. Imperative: Quiesce (you, be quiet). Quiescete (y'all be quiet).
Quiesco is more polite than taceo.
From Collins Latin Dictionary: Adjective: tranquillus,a,um or placidus,a,um Verb: sedare or tranquillare
calm = tranquilo
Pax.
The word "pleasant" has its roots in the Latin word "placare" meaning peaceful.
The name Serena is the Latin word for peaceful
Peaceful. Like "pacifist." From the Latin pax, "peace."----
The word "quiet" originated from the Latin word "quietus," which means "peaceful, calm, at rest." This Latin word eventually evolved into the Old French word "quitte," which then became "quiet" in the English language.
It is the Latin word for Peaceful, Plaxico Buress is named after his uncle.
Pax.
Peaceful meadows
"City of peaceful dogs" would be "Civitas canum pacificorum."
peaceful soldier latin
The word "peaceful" is an adjective.
Yes, "peaceful" is a compound word made up of "peace" and "ful".