Aas

Appendix:Variations of "aas" English Etymology The place in France is from en oc Aas, from en eu -/en xaq - eu aitz ridge, rocky point. As a en no - and en sv - surname, from the noun sv ås ridge. Proper noun en A <<village>> in southwest <<c/France>>, in the <<valley/Ossau>> valley of the <<range/Pyrenees>>. en Norwegian. References Michel Grosclaude (préf. Pierre Bec), Dictionnaire toponymique des communes du Béarn, Pau, Escòla Gaston Febus, février 1991, 416 p. Anagrams en aas ASA Asa SAA German Etymology de carrion :inh gmh:ās :inh gmh:ëȥȥen<alt:āȥ> From de gmh ās carrion, bait, from de goh *ās, from de gem-pro *ēsą. Later merged with gmh āȥ food, from goh āȥ, from de gmw-pro *āt, from de gem-pro *ētą. Both ultimately from de ine-pro *h₁ed- to eat. Pronunciation de /aːs/ [ʔäːs] de De-Aas.ogg de De-Aas2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de aːs 1 de aß Noun n,,e:^er de usually uncountable collective less often _ countable carrion perished animal, especially as food for scavengers de countable Kadaver Tierleiche de archaic bait de Köder de colloquial mildly derogatory a word for a person or animal, often implying insubordination and/or cunning, but also used affectionately for someone cheeky or shrewd de ein raffiniertes, kleines Aas a cunning, little devil Declension n,,e:^er Derived terms de Adjectives and verbs derived from Aas aasen aasfarbig aasfressend aasig de Nouns derived from Aas Aasbande Aasblume Aasfliege Aasfresser Aasgeier Aasgeld Aasgeruch Aasgestank Aasinsekt Aasjagd Aasjäger Aasjägerei Aaskäfer Aaskrähe Aasseite Aasvogel Further reading de Aas de Death