פָּסֵחַ

The Hebrew word "pa.se.ach" (H6454H) translates to "Paseah." It is a proper name referring to a person, indicating a unique individual or a specific name. This word appears only twice in the Bible, suggesting that Paseah was either a minor character or an individual who was not of significant importance in the narrative. Given its limited occurrences, the usage of "pa.se.ach" is restricted, but it is clear that it functions as a personal name. This is consistent with the standard role of proper names in biblical texts to identify individuals or families. The significance of Paseah lies in the particular context of the two passages where the name is used, rather than within the name itself.