pax vobiscum

[ pahks woh-bis-koom; English paks voh-bis-kuhm, pahks ]

Latin.

1. peace be with you.

pax vobiscum

/ pæks vəʊˈbɪskʊm /

(no translation)

1. peace be with you

Example Sentences

"Pax vobiscum," Nick says drily.

From Salon

"Pax vobiscum!" he said, leering at me with tipsy solemnity.

From Project Gutenberg

"Pax vobiscum, my son," he repeated.

From Project Gutenberg

No man at this time grieves more for the danger of the Church which supposes him her enemy, while she whispers procrastinating pax vobiscum in answer to the spurious kiss of those who would fain toll curfew over the last fires of English faith, and watch the sparrow find nest where she may lay her young, around the altars of the Lord.

From Project Gutenberg

He raised his hands over the heads of the kneeling people and chanted the "Pax vobiscum."

From Project Gutenberg