pasquale
Easter
Definition & meaning
Pasquale means “Easter” or “relating to Easter.” It describes things associated with the Christian celebration of Easter, such as traditions, meals, or greetings.
Capitalized as Pasquale, it is also an Italian masculine given name.
Grammar & Word origin
Pasquale is an adjective with the same form in the masculine and feminine singular. Its plural is pasquali .
It comes from Latin paschalis, “relating to Easter,” ultimately derived from the Hebrew word for Passover.
Synonyms & antonyms
There is no exact everyday synonym or antonym. Festivo means “festive” or “relating to a holiday,” but it is broader and does not specifically refer to Easter.
Common phrases & collocations
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Examples
Mi piace il dolce pasquale con le uova.adjective
I like the Easter cake with eggs.
La festa pasquale è molto semplice.adjective
The Easter celebration is very simple.
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