Pearse

Pearse is a given name of Irish origin, derived from the Irish name Pearsach, which means "peaceful" or "tranquil." The name has been used as both a first name and a surname. It is often associated with Irish culture and history, particularly due to its connection to Pearse, the pen name of Irish revolutionary and politician Patrick Pearse. Pearse was a key figure in the Easter Rising of 1916, a rebellion against British rule in Ireland. The name has also been used in literature and popular culture, appearing in various works such as the novel "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" by Ken Follett.

The name Pearse is relatively uncommon in English-speaking countries but has gained some popularity in Ireland and among Irish diaspora communities. It is often pronounced as "PUR-shuh" or "PUR-suh." Variations of the name include Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse, Pearse,