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Pasch
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pasch
English
Alternative forms
en pasch
Etymology
From en enm Pask, enm Paske, enm Paskes, from en fro pasches (modern fr Pâques), from en la-ecc pascha, from en grc πάσχα, from en arc פַּסְחָא pasḥā, from en he פֶּסַח Hebr pésaḥ. en Pascha paska paskha Pesach.
Pronunciation
păsk päsk; en /pæsk/ /pɑːsk/
en æsk 1
Noun
s
en archaic Passover.
en archaic Easter.
Derived terms
en Pasch egg
Anagrams
en achps CHAPS chaps
German
de:Pasch (Spiel)
250px|thumb|right|ein Pasch
Etymology
From the earlier dialectal paschendise, from de fr passe-dix passage, name of a game of chance using dice.
Pronunciation
de /paʃ/
de De-Pasch.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de aʃ 1
Noun
m,(e)s,e:^e
de dice doubles, doublets
Declension
m,(e)s,e:^e
Hyponyms
de Dreierpasch
de Zweierpasch
References
Further reading
Middle English
Proper noun
enm proper noun 1
enm Pask