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Wiki says he was named after his uncle, but there are other notions percolating about the net. Anyone have a credible etymology for the name "Plaxico?"
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It is a last name. Google plaxico -burress you'll find a bunch of people with that last name.
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Interesting indeed. Origin? Could it be Aztex influenced
Spanish, like so many of their words?
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Answers.com says it's Latin for 'peaceful' but I dunno. Maybe something related to 'please'. I've got sources.
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Pax is peace. My Latin dicts. say peaceful is
quietus, placatus, pacificus. But it could be a derivation
I suppose. I was thinking of the "X" like in Oaxaca, the
Aztec derivation of some place names in Mexico. Or Toltec
if not Aztec.
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