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Paskha (also
spelled pascha, or pasha; Russian: па́сха; [ˈpasxə]; "Easter") is an East
Slavic festive dish made in
Eastern Orthodox countries which consists...
- Gr**** word of
Easter (from
which it has also
entered Russian as па́сха (
páskha). The
Ukrainian word па́ска (páska) is one of the
words used for a traditional...
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liturgical year
Pascha (Coptic Church), Holy W**** in the
Coptic Orthodox Church Paskha, an
Easter dish
served in
several Slavic countries **** (bread), an Easter...
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still is,
called Pascha (Gr****: Πάσχα), a word
derived from
Aramaic פסחא (
Paskha),
cognate to the
Hebrew פֶּסַח (Pesach). The word
originally denoted the...
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while the
Orthodox minority's
traditions include eating pasha (also
spelled paskha) instead. In Germany,
during the w****s
before Easter,
special Easter bread...
- berries,
honey or
sweet sauce.
Syrniki Vatrushka Cheesecake Vareniki Easter Paskha Cottage cheese c****erole
Syrok (Творожный сырок Curd cheese,
often glazed...
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Easter Molded Cheese Dessert Recipe - **** /
Paskha by
Barbara Rolek About.com
Easter recipes:
Kulich &
Paskha 4
April 2007
Orthodoxy and the
World Irakli...
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breakfast each day. Any
leftover kulich that is not
blessed is
eaten with
paskha for dessert.
Kulich is
baked in tall,
cylindrical tins (like
coffee or fruit...
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profit and loss') is the
official motto of the Air-Force
Special Forces (
Paskhas),
Jalesu Bhumyamca Jayamahe (जलेषु भूम्यम्च जयमहे, transl. 'on the sea...
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