Comments for PEACE:

Like it! Maybe I will name one of my children Peace as a middle name (like: Rhea Peace _ _ _).

-- Dahlis  1/27/2006

Good idea, Dahlis. I think Peace is definitely better as a middle name. I think someone with the first name Peace might get teased.

-- Petroushka  3/4/2007

This was the name of my grandmother, as she was born on 11/11/1918 (Armistice Day).

-- Anonymous User  2/1/2006

I don't like this name. Hippie people peace out.

-- amber monkey  3/18/2006

So what do you like, war...?

-- Anonymous User  4/21/2006

It's nice, but I would name my daughter Pax ("peace" in Latin) or Paz ("PAHS", "peace" in Spanish) instead. There is a Spanish actress named Paz Vega. It's subtler.

-- SeaHorse15  5/7/2006

I think this is an absolutely beautiful name. I don't know any Peace's, but it's a truly special name for a girl. I'm thinking of naming my daughter this.

-- ohsooashley  12/24/2006

Yeah, I agree this is a total hippie name, this name had its moment in the 60s and 70s. It's done enough damage.

-- stuckonstupid  1/24/2007

How could you say there is such a thing as a hippie name? It's a beautiful name and NOT A HIPPIE NAME and to any parents considering it, go right ahead.

-- Anonymous User  3/30/2007

I think it's a beautiful name, and if you like the meaning but not the name there's always Irene, which also means Peace.

-- Anonymous User  5/22/2007

As opposed to Hippies, this name reminds me of Puritans. They used lots of "virtue" names, like Chastity, Hope, Patience, etc.

-- VictoriaCalledTori  6/24/2007

This is the ultimate hippie name, isn't it? It sounds very strange as a name in English-speaking countries, even if equivalent words for 'Peace' are common names in other cultures.

-- slight night shiver  5/2/2008

You all say 'Hippie' like it's a bad thing!

-- jazzbaby  10/20/2008

I like the idea of Peace, although I wouldn't use it for a first name. Like someone else suggested above, maybe a middle name instead. :D

-- CanadianChibi  3/21/2009

"Makepeace" is a similar name. A famous bearer is William Makepeace Thackeray, the nineteenth-century English novelist and author of "Vanity Fair". I really love Makepeace!

-- SeaHorse15  8/14/2009

Peace is a beautiful concept, but it sounds silly as a name.

-- bananarama  9/2/2009

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