as meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| ascendo, surgo, orior verb | rise(of a celestial body: to appear to move from behind the horizon) rise(to move upwards) |
| ascensio [ascensionis] (3rd) F noun | ascent [ascents]noun rising series / flight of stairsnoun soaringnoun |
| ascensor [ascensoris] (3rd) M noun | |
| ascensus [ascensus] (4th) M noun | a stage / step in advancementnoun approach [approaches]noun ascent [ascents]noun height [heights]noun |
| ascesis [asceseos/is] noun F | discipline [disciplines]noun training [trainings]noun |
| ascesis [ascesis] (3rd) F noun | ascetic (female)noun discipline [disciplines]noun training [trainings]noun |
| asceta [ascetae] (1st) M noun | ascetic, hermitnoun penitentnoun |
| asceterium [asceterii] (2nd) N noun | hermitagenoun monastery (Ecc)noun |
| asceticus [ascetica, asceticum] adjective | asceticaladjective of spiritual exercises to attain virtue / perfectionadjective |
| ascetria [ascetriae] (1st) F noun | ascetic (female)noun nun [nuns]noun |
| ascia [asciae] (1st) F noun | carpenter's axenoun mason's trowelnoun |
| ascius [ascia, ascium] adjective | said of countries near the equator L+Sadjective shadowlessadjective |
| ascio [asciare, -, -] (1st) TRANS verb | |
| ascio [ascire, -, -] (4th) TRANS verb | associate, admitverb take to / upverb |
| ascisco [asciscere, ascivi, ascitus] (3rd) TRANS verb | adopt, assumeverb |
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