IPA: /pæks/
KK: /pæks/
A term used to describe a period of peace or stability, often associated with a dominant power, or a small tablet with a sacred image that is kissed during a religious ceremony.
The Pax Romana was a time of relative peace and stability across the Roman Empire.
**Pax** → It originates from Latin *pax*, meaning peace or tranquility. The word refers to a state of peace or absence of conflict.
Think of the Latin word for peace, 'pax', to remember that it signifies a state of tranquility.