Pax is a Latin name meaning "peace". It was also used in Pre-Norman England as Pæcc, the meaning of which is unknown.

In Roman Mythology Pax is the goddess of peace and is sometimes associated with spring as her festival is held on January 30th. She was said to be the daughter of the god Jupiter and the goddess Justice. Her worship was popularized by the Emperor Augustus to help stabilize the Roman Empire after years of civil war and instability in the late republic.

I also fancy the name as a bit of a nod to myself.

An unusual but fun association is that Pax is the 16th month of the Mayan calender. The term 'pax' is also sometimes used to call a truce.

c o m b o s

• Pax Alfred
• Pax Ambrose
• Pax Andreas
• Pax Arthur
• Pax Augustin
• Pax Aurelian
• Pax Balthazar
• Pax Barnaby
• Pax Elliott
• Pax Endymion
• Pax Finnegan
• Pax Franklin
• Pax Henry
• Pax Hugo
• Pax Ignatius
• Pax Julian
• Pax Julius
• Pax Leander
• Pax Lionel
• Pax Louis
• Pax Lysander
• Pax Nicodemus
• Pax Oliver
• Pax Phinnaeus
• Pax Rufus
• Pax Rupert
• Pax Theodore
• Pax Walter
• Pax Walther

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