Contionary:aska

Niemish

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈaskɐ/

Etymology

From Gothic azgō.

Noun

⁰ àska n.f. N-stem

1. ash
2. (pl. only) human (or animal) remains after cremation

Declension

declension of àska (f-Nh declension)
	singular		plural
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative	àska	àskyna	àskos	àskynos
genitive	àskos	àskynos	àskyna	àskysa
dative	àską	àskyse	àskę	àskynę

Siwa

Pronunciation

• (Aingo) IPA^(key): [ˈaska]

Conjunction

aska

1. (with elative/genitive) because

   Atuįukkate aska gakata, õsi huami mỉskodi.

   I no longer want to eat beaver meat because it made me sick.

Usage notes

• It usually implies that the speaker has negative feelings on one or both clauses.

Valthungian

Etymology

From Old Valthungian aska, cf. Gothic *aska, from Proto-Germanic *askō.

Pronunciation

(Valthungian) IPA: /ˈɑsk.ɑ/

Noun

aska st.f.ō

1. ash (tree), Fraxinus spp.

   Sō aska grōgiþ inþátma walða rikun.

   The ash grows in the dark forest.

2. name of the letter A.

Inflection

Strong Feminine ō-Stem Noun: aska ‘{{{2}}}’
n.st.f.ō	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative
Singular	aska	askis	aska	aska
Plural	askas	askaro	askam	askas