Message: "Pasha" - Behind the Name

Pasha

by reyanna (guest)

6/21/2004, 12:49 PM

I searched for this name on this site, and it says it's a Russian pet form of Pavel, which is a Russian form of Paul.

I'm guessing Pasha is pron. PAW-sha, but can it be pronounced PAY-sha (or spelled Paysha, for that matter) and still get away with the same meaning and derviation? I know it's a bit of a long shot, but I made up the name Paysha, and I'd really like it to have the same Latin origin. Thanks in advance!

*reyanna*

Messages

Pasha · reyanna · 6/21/2004, 12:49 PM

•Re: Pasha · Christo · 7/15/2004, 7:52 AM

•Re: Pasha · Fiona · 6/22/2004, 8:19 AM

•Re: Pasha · BibleRiot · 6/22/2004, 12:02 PM

•Names don't change meanings from different countries. · Haven · 6/22/2004, 2:47 PM

•Re: Pasha, either turkish, arabic or albanian · BibleRiot · 6/22/2004, 2:34 AM

•Its Turkish! · Pavlos · 6/22/2004, 5:40 AM

•Re: Etymology of pasha · Anon. · 7/3/2004, 4:01 PM

•Re: Could also be derived from albanian, pashë, pasha · BibleRiot · 6/22/2004, 6:46 AM

•Stop spreading disinformation! · Pavlos · 6/23/2004, 2:12 AM

•Re: Stop spreading disinformation Pavlos! · BibleRiot · 6/23/2004, 10:20 AM

•Re: Stop spreading disinformation Pavlos! · Pavlos · 6/24/2004, 12:37 AM

•Re: Stop spreading disinformation Pavlos! you can trust Britannica source · BibleRiot · 6/25/2004, 7:32 AM

•Thanks for supporting my argument, Constantin/Kassandri/BibleRiot! · Pavlos · 6/28/2004, 12:34 AM

•Now, that is more like it! · Magia · 6/23/2004, 8:23 AM

•Re: Pasha · Array · 6/21/2004, 7:19 PM