Pasi
Finnish · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Pasi
Pasi is a Finnish given name derived from the word "pässi," meaning "billy goat" or from the name Paschasius, which relates to Passover and Easter through Latin Christian tradition.
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Etymology
Pasi is a Finnish given name derived from the word "pässi," meaning "billy goat" or from the name Paschasius, which relates to Passover and Easter through Latin Christian tradition. The name is primarily used in Finland and other Nordic countries, with roots in both pagan animal nomenclature and Christian religious traditions.
Pasi currently ranks #26 in the United States as a boy's name.
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