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English peace
← Old English friþ (cognate)
← Old English frēod (mention)
← Old English sibb (cognate)
← Old English griþ (cognate)
← Old English seht (cognate)
← Old English sæht (mention)
← English pact (link)
← English pax (doublet)
← Middle English pes (inherited)
← Middle English pais (mention)
← Middle English pees (mention)
← Middle English frith (cognate)
← Middle English frede (mention)
← Middle English sib (cognate)
← Middle English grith (cognate)
← Middle English saught (cognate)
← Old French pais (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *peh₂ḱ- (derived)
← Latin pāx (derived)
← Latin pacīscor (cognate)
← Latin pangō (cognate)
← Old Norse grið (cognate)

→ English fair (mention)
→ English pax (doublet)
→ English peacemaker (compound)
→ English peaceful (suffix)
→ English peacekeeper (compound)
→ English peacekeeping (compound)
→ English Greenpeace (compound)
→ English peaceable (suffix)
→ English peacebuilding (compound)
→ English peacemaking (compound)
→ English peacetime (compound)
→ English peacenik (suffix)
→ English peacemonger (compound)
→ English pogue (doublet)
→ English peacemongering (compound)
→ English peacify (suffix)
→ English antipeace (prefix)
→ English peaceless (suffix)
→ English makepeace (compound)
→ English unpeace (prefix)
→ English peacebreaker (compound)
→ English peaceability (suffix)
→ English peacespeak (suffix)
→ English peacework (compound)
→ English peacebuilder (compound)
→ English peacebreaking (compound)
→ English peacen (suffix)
→ English dispeace (prefix)
→ German fügen (cognate)
→ Irish péas (borrowed)
→ Japanese 文久 (mention)
→ Japanese ピース (borrowed)
→ Portuguese sossego (link)
→ Volapük püd (borrowed)