pască.
unleavened bread for Passover; azyme; matzo
Meaning & usage
unleavened bread for Passover; azyme; matzo
a type of (leavened) bread or cake filled with cheese and other things, eaten by Orthodox Christians for Easter
Paschal Lamb
Where this word comes from
Probably from Byzantine Greek πάσχα (páskha). Less likely from Latin pascha or through a Slavic intermediate pascha. Compare also the related Paște (“Easter”).
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