Pasqua

Pasqua is a lovely but familiar-sounding name usually used as a surname. As a first name, the name is usually given to boys. The meaning of Pasqua is 'Easter', which is familiar because it is a variation of the name Pascal. Other name variations include Paschal, Paskal, Paschale, Pasqual, Pasqualine, and many more. Some famous people with this name are Dan Pasqua, Charles Pasqua, and Alan Pasqua. Dan is a retired American basketball player, Charles is a French businessman, and Alan is an American jazz pianist. Pasqua is quite an uncommon name because it has many variations and is most commonly used as a surname. According to US records, the name has only been recorded 16 times from 1880-2018. The name was most popular in 1923, when only six babies were given the name that year. The few people with this name are considered intelligent and confident, and the name can be sued as an acrostic to describe them further. The P stands for popular, the A stands for affirming, the S stands for success, the Q stands for quality, and the U stands for understanding. These traits are believed to mean that people named Pasqua tend to be successful because they use their knowledge to better themselves. They are also believed to be loved by many because of the memories they bring and how calm and understanding they are. Because of these traits, people named Pasqua are tipped to become great teachers or writers, among other things.