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-asa
Spanish suf.
(lb es biochemistry) -ase (gloss: forms names of enzymes)
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asa
Galician n.
1 handle (gloss: of a container)
2 (lb gl rare) wing
Irish n.
(inflection of ga as gen s ; nom//dat p)
Latvian a.
(infl of lv ass gen s m ; nom s f)
Portuguese alt.
(alt pt aza obsolete)
Portuguese n.
1 wing (gloss: part of an animal or airplane)
2 handle (gloss: part of an object which is held in the hand when
used or moved)
Portuguese vb.
(pt-verb form of: asar)
Turkish n.
1 scepter
2 stick used to walk
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asa-
Old Irish pre.
(alt form sga as-)
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Asa
n.
1 (lb en Biblical) (w Asa of Judah '''Asa of Judah'''), a king of
Judah mentioned in the (w: Books of Kings).
2 (given name en male from=Hebrew) first used by Puritans.
n.
(alt form en Aasax language)
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ASA
Translingual n.
(label mul sports) (abbreviation of mul American Samoa)