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Asturian paz, Portuguese paz, Galician paz, Catalan pau, French paix, Italian pace, Romanian pace, Sardinian pache
Umbrian pacer "peace," Marsian pacre 'id.,' Paelignian pacrid "by peace"
Gothic fagrs "fit," Old Norse fagr "beautiful," Old High German fuogen "to join," Old Saxon fōgian 'id.,' Old English fēgan 'id.' (English to fay)
Attic πήττω (pétto) "I join"
Sanskrit pā́śa- "snare," Khotanese pāsa- "cord"
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