Pasquale
Fewer than a hundred men in Poland carry it, so meeting one would stick with you. An Italian name rooted in Latin, tied to Easter.
Pasquale Pronunciation
What Pasquale means
Where Pasquale comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Pasquale comes from the Latin paschalis, "relating to Easter." Behind that stands Pascha, the Latin word for the Easter feast, borrowed in turn from the Hebrew Pesach, Passover. The name marked a child born near the spring feast. Italy kept the form as Pasquale, close to its Neapolitan and southern homes.
The short meaning is plain: związany z wielkanocą, relating to Easter. This is a calendar name. The day of birth, not a family word, decided it.
In a Kraków class register, Pasquale would sit among the Piotrs and Jakubs as an Italian guest by spelling. The name announces its season without much cover. Whoever carries it was tied, on paper at least, to Easter.
How many people are named Pasquale
1 in 215618 men in Poland is named Pasquale. 99 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3482 among male names.
Pasquale as a middle name
Pasquale is a first name for 99 men in Poland and a middle name for another 27, a 79/21 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 1641st, between Okechukwu (27) and Quentin (27).
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#1639 Mykhailo27
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#1640 Okechukwu27
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#1641 Pasquale27
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#1642 Quentin27
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#1643 Rajner27