## Etymology
A British and Australian colloquial shortening of passion, used both for an infatuation and (chiefly Australian) for a passionate kiss. Passion derives from Late Latin passio 'suffering', from pati 'to suffer'.

## AI Etymology
Pash is a British and Australian colloquial shortening of passion, used both for an infatuation and (chiefly Australian) for a passionate kiss. Passion derives from Late Latin passio 'suffering', from pati 'to suffer'. Important recorded forms include passio (Latin) and pati (Latin). The modern sense follows that older lexical line closely. In current use it covers an infatuation or passionate kiss, chiefly British and Australian slang. The wider family includes related words such as passion.

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