ás

See also: -aș, -âs, -âș, as, às, àș, áș

Radestrian

Radestrian numbers · tvoíre

	10 sjelerevỉr
—	1 ás	2 varbír
Cardinal: às Ordinal: heliș, helí Cardinal adjective: oriș Cardinal prefix: ase· Ordinal prefix: hal· Temporal noun: asír Temporal adverb: aseúr Multiplicative noun: asegjárír Multiplicative adjective: asegjaoriș Multiplicative adverb: asegjaorí Multiplicative verb: asegjáreķ Fractional noun: ás Fractional verb: aserevieķ

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /aːs/
• Rhyme: -aːs ⁽³⁾

Etymology 1

From Middle Radestrian ahss, from Old Radestrian ahss, inherited from Proto-Radic *ahss, from Proto-Hirdic *áhəsəs, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔaʔas-.

Noun

ás inan (countable, genitive singular orau, nominative plural ase, compound form as-, relational adjective oraș)

1. whole, entirety

Declension

Declension of ás (heavy, irregular△)
		singular	plural
nominative		ás△ /aːs/	ase /ˈasɛ/
vocative		ase /ˈasɛ/
genitive	proper	orau△ /ˈɔrau/	asiris /ˈasiris/
	constructive		asis /ˈasis/
dative		asa /ˈasa/	asirín /ˈasiriːn/
accusative		ast /ast/	asirid /ˈasirid/
instrumental		asúr /ˈasuːr/	asiríe /ˈasiriːɛ/

Derived terms

• anás (“integer”)
• astrut (“to integrate”)

Translations

whole

Riyan: airilme

Etymology 2

From Middle Radestrian ahhass, from Old Radestrian ahhaur, inherited from Proto-Radic *ahhawur, from Proto-Hirdic *aḵkhóṯus, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥kkʰótos.

Noun

ás anim (countable, genitive singular aùg, nominative plural áje, compound form á-, relational adjective auiș)

1. great-aunt

Declension

Declension of ás (spirant)
		singular	plural
nominative		ás /aːs/	áje /ˈaːjɛ/
vocative		áse /ˈaːsɛ/
genitive	proper	aùg, ág (proscribed) /ˈa.ɤɡ/ /aːɡ/	ájeris /ˈaːjɛris/
	constructive		ájes /ˈaːjɛs/
dative		áva /ˈaːva/	ájerín /ˈaːjɛriːn/
accusative		ád /aːd/	ájerid /ˈaːjɛrid/
instrumental		ávúr /ˈaːvuːr/	ájeríe /ˈaːjɛriːɛ/