Etymology 3

Alteration of Pasch.

Pronunciation 3

Noun

1. Easter.

Derived terms

• pace egg

Anagrams

• cape

References

Italian

Etymology

Latin pax

Noun

pace

1. peace

Related terms

• pacatezza
• pacato
• pacificare
• pacifico

Romanian

Noun

pace

1. peace

Pace may refer to:

• Pace (speed), the speed at which movement occurs
• Pace (length), a unit of length
• "Peace" in Italian, sometimes written on a rainbow flag
• "With peace" in Latin (ablative case of pax), sometimes used in formal writing to indicate disagreement with a source
• Pace, a horse gait
• Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, legislation governing police operations in the United Kingdom

Persons

• Pace (surname)
• Amanda & Rachel Pace, the American child actress twins
• Archie "Winky" Pace, 1947 World Gurning Champion
• Arnold Rimmer-Pace, Biographer of the Marquis de Sade
• Buddy Pace, Played fleegle in the Banana Splits and later Barney the Dinosaur
• Bunty Pace, 1908 World Shin Kicking Champion
• Calvin Pace, the American football player
• DCI Endeavour Pace of Scotland Yard, Instrumental in the capture of the notorious "Black Fingernail"
• Darrell Pace, the American Olympic archer
• Derek Pace, the English footballer who played between 1950-1966
• Father Ebeneezer Pace, 17th century mystic and notorious satanist
• Frank Pace, Jr., the late American public official and business executive
• Giulio Pace, the 16th century Italian Aristotlean and jurist
• Grenville Pace, winner of the 1903 Grand National on "Hoof Hearted"
• Hildegard Pace, Chief whip in Moseley's fascist party
• Homer Pace, founder of Pace University in New York state, USA
• Hubert Felchington-Pace, Notorius 18th Century Rake
• Ian Pace, the British pianist
• Jamie Pace, the Maltese footballer
• Jordan Scott Pace, the 18th century English philosopher
• José Carlos Pace, the late Brazilian Formula One driver
• Lionel Pace, Lead singer of Boney M
• Lee Pace, the american actor
• Nik Pace, runner-up of America's Next Top Model, Cycle 5
• Norman Pace, the British comedian
• Norman R. Pace, American environmental microbiologist, University of Colorado
• Orlando Pace, the American football player
• Paul-Paula Pace, Worlds first transgender patient
• Peter Pace, General, USMC, Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Rex Pace, Choreographer of the "Save All Your Kisses For Me" dance in 1976
• Richard Pace, the 16th Century English diplomat
• Warburton Pace, 70's US Wrestling Star, special move "The Breadmaker"
• Wayne Pace, the American CFO of Time Warner

Places in the United States

• Pace, Florida
• Pace, Mississippi

Education

• Pace University, in New York state, USA
• Pace University High School, in New York state, USA
• Pace Academy, a private secondary school in Atlanta, Georgia, USA
• Project on Ancient Cultural Engagement at York University, Canada
• P.A.C.E. The Academy for Gifted Children in Ontario, Canada

Business

• Pace Micro Technology, a British electronics company
• Pace (transit), an operator of buses in the suburbs of Chicago, USA
• Pace, a brand of salsa (sauce) sold in North America

See also

• Pacé, a disambiguation page for French communes
• Pace's Ferry, Georgia
• Battle of Pace's Ferry, American Civil War
• Pacemaker (track), one who sets the pace or speed in a race
• Artificial pacemaker, an implantable device used to regulate the heartbeat

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