A Spanish given name equivalent to Paul.

Food or nourishment, especially for young children or, figuratively, bland intellectual fare.

A rate of movement or progress; also, a step or walking speed.

A condition characterized by a thickened skull.

A thick-skinned mammal, especially an elephant, rhinoceros, or hippopotamus.

Relating to peacefulness or tranquility; also refers to the Pacific Ocean.

A surname and given name, and a form related to the adjective meaning peaceful or peaceable in Romance languages.

The belief that war and violence are unjustified and should be avoided.

A person who opposes war and violence as a matter of principle.

To bring peace or calm to a situation or person.

A bundle or collection of things, or a group of animals or people.

A wrapped or boxed bundle of items, or something prepared and presented as a unit.

The act or process of wrapping, enclosing, or preparing goods for storage, transport, or sale.

A person or thing that packs, or a device used for packing.

A small wrapped or bundled package; a small group or collection of items.

A horse used for carrying loads, especially on a pack saddle.

A load or quantity of goods carried by a pack animal or person.

A man who carries or sells goods in packs; historically, a pack peddler or hawker.

A person who hoards or saves things, often uselessly.

A formal agreement between individuals or parties.