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Pax is the latin term for "Peace" PAX is also known as "pack per person". The term ended up being designation for "unit per person." It now applies to everything such as hotel rooms, seats on flights and restaurants meals.
Catholic expression in latin language. The meaning is "Peace be to you".
Peaceful. Like "pacifist." From the Latin pax, "peace."----
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It is Latin for 'peace' like Pax Romana meaning the peace of Rome.
"Pax" means "Passenger" or "Person", a Passenger can be an adult, child or infant.
'Pax vobiscum'. A Roman would have pronounced it 'Pax wobiscoom'.
Pax means peace. More likely the salutation would be pax vobiscum translated as peace be with you.
Pax is the latin term for "Peace" PAX is also known as "pack per person". The term ended up being designation for "unit per person." It now applies to everything such as hotel rooms, seats on flights and restaurants meals.
It would depend how it is used. It may mean per person. It is used in other industries as passengers. So it most likely translates to an individual or person. "The restaurant allows 4 pax per table" Just my guess from what I have read.
Catholic expression in latin language. The meaning is "Peace be to you".
Peaceful. Like "pacifist." From the Latin pax, "peace."----
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Pax, the Latin word for peace, often placed before The name for a civilization to indicate a Golden Age, Pax Romana (Rome), Pax Sinica (China). I would not generally recommend Pax as a name. It may have been a name back in Rome, but I'm not sure it would go over well when they were 14....
Pax Roman us is Roman Peace (Peace though military strength) Pax Britannica would be the peace created by the military might of the British Empire.