pacify
v.
late 15c., "appease, allay the anger of (someone)," from Middle French pacifier "make peace," from Latin pacificare "to make peace; pacify," from pacificus (see pacific). Of countries or regions, "to bring to a condition of calm," c.1500, from the start with suggestions of submission and terrorization. Related: Pacified; pacifying.
〔李〕[pac;-ifyv.] v.抚慰，使镇静； 平定，平息 ←pac,peac (L pax,pacis)=peace 和平
〔蒋〕[paci和平，-fy动词后缀，使…的] 使和平，使平静，使平定，抚慰