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Well “technocratica” is probably “technocrat” (whenever you see -crat, e.g. ‘democrat’ it’s Greek) and it’s a noun in the feminine form. Americana is probably an adjective describing it so the full phrase means “American Technocrat Peace.” I say probably because these words did not exist in the Roman Empire.
