Contionary:ats

Soc'ul'

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [a˥t͡s]

Etymology 1

From Sekhulla asʰə, from Wascotl *asł-ati. Cognate to Kilīmos-sāîl assāde. Doublet of tsad

Noun

ats 5 (plural/indefinite tsats)

1. bowstring, intrument string

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2. tight string, tense string

   Uabc'ab cuder' cuder' ats.

   The string is stretched too far.

3. line

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Etymology 2

From Sekhulla asʰə, from Wascotl *asł-e. Cognate to Kilīmos-sāîl asla.

Noun

ats 2 (plural/indefinite atsey)

1. weaver, clothesmaker

   Hanaijzi xoc suiux cóc ats.

   The apprentice appreciated the weaver's fatherly nature.

Etymology 3

From Sekhulla asʰi, from Wascotl *asł-i. Cognate to Kilīmos-sāîl asse.

Verb

ats ᴀᴄᴄ

1. to stretch, to extend

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Adjective

ats

1. stretched out, extended

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2. tight, tightly pulled

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Derived terms

• hian ats
• meýuats

Etymology 4

From Sekhulla asʰasuʃ, from Wascotl *asł-a-cosc.

Adjective

ats

1. straight, standing straight

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Adverb

ats

1. (informal) on time

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Derived terms

• atseylac