as
Middle English
/as/, /aːs/
conjunction
Definitions
- as
Etymology
Derived from Old English eallswā (as, just so).
Origin
Old English
eallswā
Gloss
as, just so
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Assburgers English
- ace English
- aceflux English
- aceness English
- acephobia English
- acephobic English
- acey-deucey English
- arse English
- ass English
- ass guard English
- ass-backwards English
- ass-pull English
- ass-rape English
- assage English
- assback English
- assbrain English
- assbreath English
- assbutt English
- asscheek English
- assclown English
- asscunt English
- assface English
- assfag English
- assfaggot English
- assfuck English
- assfucker English
- assgasm English
- asshair English
- asshead English
- asshole English
- assish English
- asskisser English
- assle English
- assless English
- asslifter English
- asslike English
- assload English
- assmonkey English
- assmouth English
- assmunch English
- assmuncher English
- assplant English
- assprint English
- asstastic English
- asston English
- asstunnel English
- asswad English
- asswagon English
- assward English
- asswards English
- assweed English
- asswhore English
- asswipe English
- assy English
- badass English
- bareass English
- bigass English
- buttass English
- coonass English
- cuntass English
- deass English
- dickass English
- dumbass English
- grabass English
- jackass English
- jerkass English
- kiss-ass English
- kissass English
- lardass English
- pigass English
- pissass English
- she-ass English
- shitass English
- tightass English
- unass English
- as Latin
- asinus Latin
- эйс Russian
- エース Japanese
- assa Old English
- eallswā Old English
- as, als(a), alswa Middle English
- as Old French
- ఆసు Telugu
- xì phé Vietnamese
- xì tố Vietnamese
- ace球 Chinese