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Pascalle is a unique and rare Hebrew name connected to Passover (Pesach), one of the most central and significant holidays in Judaism. The name is derived from the Hebrew word "Pesach" and takes on a modern and elegant form that makes it suitable for contemporary times. Pascalle conveys deep meanings of freedom, redemption, and renewal - core values that characterize the Passover holiday and the Exodus from Egypt. The name carries within it the historical memory of the Jewish people, the transition from slavery to freedom, and the belief in the power of renewal and transformation. In Hebrew culture, Pascalle represents a profound connection to Jewish tradition and the Jewish life cycle. The holiday marked by this name is a time of inner reflection, of storytelling and passing down tradition from generation to generation, and of celebrating human and spiritual freedom. People bearing the name Pascalle are often perceived as independent thinkers who value personal and spiritual freedom, and who maintain a deep connection to heritage and tradition. The name provides a sense of uniqueness and connection to roots while maintaining a modern and contemporary character. Pascalle is a name that combines ancient history with contemporary relevance. It is particularly suitable for families seeking a name with deep religious and cultural significance, yet also possessing a modern and international sound. The name is more common in Jewish communities abroad, especially in France and French-speaking countries, where it has gained considerable popularity. In Israel, the name is considered rare and special, giving it a charm of uniqueness and exclusivity. Bearers of the name Pascalle enjoy a distinctive identity that blends ancient tradition with modern spirit, conveying a message of freedom, faith, and renewal to all who encounter them.

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Pascalle | Pascal | Pascale

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Exodus 12:17 - And you shall observe the feast of unleavened bread, for on this very day I brought your hosts out of the land of Egypt

In Kabbalah, Pascalle is connected to the Sefirot of Chesed and Gevurah - the transition from slavery to freedom. The name symbolizes the power of divine redemption and the ability to break free from spiritual chains and be renewed.

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Pascal Obispo - French singer | Pascal Elbé - French actor | Pascale Hutton - Canadian actress

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