Pascha is a gender-neutral name of Russian origin, meaning "Small." It is associated with various cultural and religious references, such as the Aramaic spelling of the Hebrew word Pesach, the festive meal of Pesach seder, and the Christian observance of Easter. The name also has connections to the Coptic Orthodox Church's Holy Week, traditional Easter dishes in Slavic countries, and the German spelling of "Pasha." Additionally, Pascha is linked to historical figures like Edmund Pascha and the Pascha brothel in Cologne, Germany. The name's versatility reflects its diverse cultural and religious significance, making it a unique and meaningful choice for individuals of any gender. It also shares similarities with related names such as Pasch, Paschal, Pascal, and Pasha.