pavis

As nouns the difference between davis and pavis

is that davis is while pavis is (history|medieval) a large shield carried in front to protect the whole body of the soldier.

As nouns the difference between pavs and pavis

is that pavs is while pavis is (history|medieval) a large shield carried in front to protect the whole body of the soldier.

As nouns the difference between pavis and pais

is that pavis is (history|medieval) a large shield carried in front to protect the whole body of the soldier while pais is village.

As nouns the difference between mavis and pavis

is that mavis is song thrush while pavis is a large shield carried in front to protect the whole body of the soldier.

As a proper noun Mavis

is {{given name|female|from=English}}.

As a verb patis

is .

As a noun pavis is

(history|medieval) a large shield carried in front to protect the whole body of the soldier.

As nouns the difference between pacis and pavis

is that pacis is while pavis is (history|medieval) a large shield carried in front to protect the whole body of the soldier.

As an adjective pavid

is fearful, timid.

As a noun pavis is

(history|medieval) a large shield carried in front to protect the whole body of the soldier.

As nouns the difference between pavis and parvis

is that pavis is (history|medieval) a large shield carried in front to protect the whole body of the soldier while parvis is an enclosed courtyard in front of a building, especially a cathedral.

As nouns the difference between paves and pavis

is that paves is while pavis is (history|medieval) a large shield carried in front to protect the whole body of the soldier.

As nouns the difference between pavis and pavais

is that pavis is (history|medieval) a large shield carried in front to protect the whole body of the soldier while pavais is (military|historical) a very large shield covering a soldier from head to foot, often with a projecting ridge running vertically down the center.