Pāsch or Pās'chā, n.

(pāsk), Pās'chā, n. [Lat. pascha, Gr. πάσχα, Heb. pesach, from pāsach, to pass over; It. pasqua, Sp. pascua, Pr. pasca, O. Fr. pasque, N. Fr. pâque; A.-S. pasche.] The passover; the feast of Easter. See EASTER.

Pasch egg, an egg stained and presented to young persons about the time of Easter. — Pasch flower. See PASQUE FLOWER.