Cáisc

Irish Etymology From ga sga Cásc, from ga la-lat pascha, from ga grc πάσχα, from ga arc פַּסְחָא pasḥā, from ga he פֶּסַח pesaḥ. Pronunciation ga /kɑːʃc/ 218 !!! II 150 /kaːʃc/ 17 130 ga Ulster /kɛːʃc/ 239 Proper noun f -sca,-sc ~eanna Easter ga Cad atáimid ag déanamh um Cháisc na bliana seo? What are we doing for Easter this year? Declension C áisc ásca áisceanna Alternative genitive singular: ga Cásc Derived terms ga ubh Chásca Beannachtaí na Cásca ort Aimsir na Cásca<t:Eastertide> Domhnach Cásca<t:Easter Sunday> Luan Cásca<t:Easter Monday> Seachtain na Cásca<t:Easter Week> tine Chásca<t:paschal fire> Uan Cásca<t:paschal lamb> lile na Cásca<t:Easter lily> Mion-Cháisc<t:Low Sunday> lus na Cásca<t:pasque-flower> Seachtain na Cásca<t:Easter Week> coinín na Cásca<t:Easter bunny> Bigil na Cásca<t:Easter Vigil> Éirí Amach na Cásca<t:the Easter Rising> Cáisc na nGiúdach<t:Passover> Satharn Cásca<t:Holy Saturday> Mutation References smaller Further reading ga Easter