pasch

English - Turkish

Definition of pasch in English Turkish dictionary

Related Terms

Easter

Paskalya yortusu

Easter

{i} paskalya

Paskalya Törenini izlemekten keyif aldım. - I enjoyed watching the Easter Parade.

Paskalya Adası'na on günlük bir seyahate gittim. - I went on a ten-day trip to Easter Island.

Easter

{i} yumurta bayramı

Passover

(isim) yahudilerin hamursuz bayramı

Passover

{i} yahudilerin hamursuz bayramı

paschal

{s} paskalya

paschal

{s} paskalyaya ait

English - English

Definition of pasch in English English dictionary

Easter

Passover

{i} Easter; Passover

The passover; the feast of Easter

the Christian festival of Easter the Jewish feast of the Passover

Related Terms

Pascha

Orthodox Christian church services during the week preceding Easter

Pascha

Easter, the most important Christian religious feast

Paschal

Of or pertaining to the Easter

Paschal

Of or pertaining to the Passover

paschal

of, or related to Easter, especially the Orthodox Pascha

paschal

of, or related to Passover

paschal

{a} relating to the passover

Pascha

pertaining to Easter. (e.g. in the Orthodox Christian church, Pascha week refers to the week preceding Easter)

Paschal

adj. orig. Raniero born , Bieda di Galeata, near Ravenna died Jan. 21, 1118 Pope (1099-1118). He fostered the First Crusade and favoured Gregorian reforms, but his pontificate was dominated by the Investiture Controversy. Paschal came to terms on the issue of lay investiture with Henry I of England and Philip I of France (1107). His negotiations with Emperors Henry IV and Henry V were unsuccessful, and he was imprisoned by Henry V (1111). While a prisoner, he agreed to royal investiture of bishops and crowned Henry emperor, but a church council declared his concessions invalid, and the archbishop of Vienne excommunicated the emperor

pascha

The passover; the feast of Easter

paschal

Of or pertaining to the passover, or to Easter; as, a paschal lamb; paschal eggs

paschal

of, or related to Easter

paschal

of or relating to Passover or Easter; "paschal lamb

paschal

{s} of Passover; of Easter

paschal

of or relating to Passover or Easter; "paschal lamb"

Hyphenation

Pasch

Turkish pronunciation

päsk

Pronunciation

/ˈpask/ /ˈpæsk/

Etymology

[ 'pask ] (noun.) 12th century. From Old French pasches (modern Pâques), from ecclesiastical Latin pascha, from Ancient Greek πάσχα (paskha), from Aramaic pasḥa, from Hebrew פסחא (pasḥa).