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Etymology

(1) From asshe , from æsce .

(2,3,4) From Middle English asshe , from Old English æsc .

Pronunciation

• /ăsh/
• [æʃ]

Noun

ash (Plural: ashes)

1. The solid remains of a fire.
2. (orthography) The traditional name for the ae ligature (æ).
3. A shade tree of the genus Fraxinus.
4. The wood of the ash tree.

Translations

• رماد , سكن , شجرة الدردار , شحوب

  errauts (1), lizar (3), lizarki (4) (lizar, lizarki)

  пръст f (1), ясен m (3), ясеново дърво n (4)

  灰 (huí), 灰烬 (1); 桉, 桉树 (3)

  popel m (1), jasan m (3), jasanové dřevo n (4)

  as f (1), asse f (1)

  tuhk (1), saar (3)

  tuhka (1), norjalainen ä (2, colloquial), saarni (3, 4)

  cendre m (1), frêne (3)

  Asche f (1), Esche f (3), Eschenholz n (4)

• Ido: cindro (1)

  cenere (1), frassino (3)

  灰 (はい, hai), 灰燼 (かいじん, kaijin), 灰がら (はいがら, haigara) (1); とねりこ (3)

  popiół m (1) , jesion m (3)

  cenuşă f (1)

  popol m (1), jaseň m (3), jaseňové drevo n (4)

  ceniza (1)

Derived Terms

• ashen

Polish-popiół

• ashtray

See also

• Yggdrasil

Proper Noun

Ash

1. a short form of the given name Ashley

The Ashes

1. A trophy contested for, every two years, between England and Australia