For Pesach (Passover), see this answer: Why is Pesach celebrated?
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Peach is celebrated in the home.
There is no specific place that is used during Pesach. Pesach is celebrated in the home with a ritual meal called a "seder". There are also special services in the synagogue on the first, second, and last days of the holiday.
Pesach is celebrated with 1 or 2 Passover Sedarim, depending on how religious you are. It also depends where you live if you live in Israel, there is only one Seder for everybody. If you live in the diaspora (outside of Israel) then there two sedarim are celebrated (unless you aren't religious). During Pesach, no leavened bread may be eaten. On the first and last days of yom tov (see a Jewish calendar) work may not be done. During the internediate days of Of Pesach, called Chol HaMoed, some work may be done. But no writing and washing clothes, among others. The list would be quite long so I will leave it at that
Passover already is an English word. The Hebrew word is Pesach.
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Pesach Burstein died in 1986.
Passover = Pesach (פסח)
Pesach Stein has written: 'Dramen ..'
There are no presents during Pesach. It's not a gift-giving holiday.
Tzvi Pesach Frank was born in 1873.