Pasch
noun
ˈpask 
variants or less commonly Pascha
ˈpä-skə
1
: easter
2
: passover
Word History
Etymology
Middle English pasche Passover, Easter, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin pascha, from Late Greek, from Greek, Passover, from Hebrew pesaḥ
First Known Use
12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- royal moth
- Royal Oak
- royal osmund
- royal palm
- royal pardon
- royal peculiar
- royal pendulum
- royal pink
- royal poinciana
- royal purple
- royal python
- royal red
- royal rock snake
- royal scarlet
- Royal Scyth
- royal spade
- royal standard
- royal tennis
- royal tern
- royal tun
- Royal Tunbridge Wells
- royal walnut
- royal water lily
- Royal Worcester
- royal yellow