Pash
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Below 5 births
About Pash
Simple, sweet, and breezy, Pash is a Medieval English name which was occasionally given to babies born at Easter. A relation of Paschal and Pascal, it may also be used as 'slang' for passion or passionate.
Pash for girls
Once used as a stand alone, today it could also be a nickname for Praskovya, Pascale, or Patricia, or used as a variation on Sanskrit and Indian names such as Vipashyana ("seeing clearly, understanding") and Rupashi ("beautiful"), along with the Persian Pashmina ("cashmere") and Pashtun (an Iranian ethnic group).
Pash for boys
Succinct, simple, and approachable, Pash is a Medieval English name, relating to Paschal and Pascal. Derived from Hebrew via Latin, it means "Easter" or "Passover" and was occasionally used for babies born on Easter Sunday. Occasionally used as slang for passion or passionate, it may also be used as a nickname for Pascal, Pavel, or Pavlo and as a diminutive of the Armenian Pasha (used originally as the title of a high ranking Ottoman military officer).
Occasionally used in India too, it may derive from names such as Tapash ("meditation, austerity") or Vipashyin ("seeing clearly, understanding").
Pronounced PASH.