Paskel is of Hebrew origin, derived from the name Paschal, which means "Passover." It is a unique and distinctive given name, often found among Jewish families but also used occasionally in other cultural contexts. The name Paskel has no specific meaning beyond its association with the Passover festival, one of the most significant holidays in Judaism. It is traditionally pronounced as PAHS-kuhl, with the stress on the first syllable.
The name Paskel experienced fluctuations in popularity over these years, with a notable gap between 1920 and 1928 where there were no recorded births. The highest number of births was observed in 1928, followed by 1920 and 1931 each having five births each. Overall, there were sixteen Paskel babies born during this period.