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Nepali unisex name

Pasang name meaning

पासाङ

Say it: PAA-sang/paːsaŋ/

Gender
♂♀ Unisex
Origin
Tibetan
Syllables
2
Popularity
#132

Meaning of Pasang

Friday; given to a child born on Friday (Tibetan/Sherpa), linked to Venus.

नेपालीमा: पासाङ तिब्बती तथा शेर्पा शब्द हो, जसको अर्थ शुक्रबार हुन्छ। यो नाम शुक्रबार जन्मेको बच्चालाई दिइन्छ र शुक्र ग्रहसँग जोडिएको छ।

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Pasang at a glance

NamePasang
In Nepaliपासाङ also पासांग, पसनग
GenderUsed for both boys and girls (83% boys in our data)
Linguistic originTibetan
Commonly used inSherpa, Tamang, Buddhist tradition
Starts withP · प
Length6 letters · 2 syllables · 3 akshar
Popularity#132 among unisex names (6 people in our sample)
♂ Boys 83%Girls 17% ♀

Names are shared across communities. Where a name is commonly used says nothing certain about any one person’s community, religion or caste.

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Pasang in other scripts

Nepal Lipi (Newa)𑐥𑐵𑐳𑐵𑐒
Mithilakshar (Tirhuta)𑒣𑒰𑒮𑒰𑒓
Tibetanཔ་སངས་
Bengaliপাসাঙ
Gujaratiપાસાઙ
Brahmi (ancient)𑀧𑀸𑀲𑀸𑀗
IAST romanizationpāsāṅ

FAQ about the name Pasang

What is the meaning of Pasang?

Pasang means: Friday; given to a child born on Friday (Tibetan/Sherpa), linked to Venus. (नेपालीमा: शुक्रबार)

Is Pasang a boy or girl name?

Used for both boys and girls (83% boys in our data).

How do you write Pasang in Nepali?

Pasang is written पासाङ in Nepali (Devanagari script); it is sometimes also written पासांग or पसनग.

How do you pronounce Pasang?

Pasang is pronounced PAA-sang (IPA: /paːsaŋ/).

What is the origin of the name Pasang?

Pasang is of Tibetan origin.

How popular is the name Pasang?

Pasang ranks #132 among unisex names in our sample of 44,456 recorded names of people in Nepal.

Famous people named Pasang?

Notable people named Pasang include Pasang Lhamu Sherpa (Nepalese mountain climber (1961–1993)); Pasang Dawa Lama (Nepalese mountaineer (1912–1982)); Pasang Lhamu Sherpa Akita (Nepali Sherpa mountaineer).