astel

Coatepec Nahuatl

Noun

astel

  1. louse

Cornish

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈastɛl/

Etymology 1

    From Proto-Celtic *ati-dalsketi. Cognate with Welsh atal.

    Noun

    astel m

    1. suspension, stoppage

    Verb

    astel

    1. to abort, cease, stop, suspend
      Synonyms: cessya, difigya, hedhi, lettya, stoppya
    Conjugation
    Conjugation of astel
    singular plural impersonal
    first second third first second third
    indicative present/future astelav astelydh astel astelyn astelowgh astelons astelir
    preterite astelis astelsys astelas astelsyn astelsowgh astelsons astelas
    imperfect astelen asteles astela astelen astelewgh astelens astelys
    pluperfect astelsen astelses astelsa astelsen astelsewgh astelsens astelsys
    subjunctive present/future astelliv astelli astello astellyn astellowgh astellons asteller
    imperfect astellen astelles astella astellen astellewgh astellens astellys
    imperative — astel asteles astelyn astelewgh astelens —
    non-finites present participle ow astel verbal adjective astelys
    Derived terms
    • astelyer (“striker”)

    Etymology 2

      From Latin astella (“splinter”). Cognate with Welsh astell.

      Noun

      astel f (plural estyl)

      1. plank
        Synonym: estyllen
      2. shingle, splint
      3. (mining) stull
      Derived terms
      • astel an oles (“mantlepiece”)
      • astel glypp (“clipboard”)
      • astel grey (“chalkboard”)
      • astel omborth (“seesaw”)
      • astel tonnow (“surfboard”)
      • astel-dreghi (“chopping board”)
      • astelwolya (“go windsurfing”, verb)
      • astelwolyans (“windsurfing”)
      • estyllen (“shelf”)

      Estonian

      Noun

      astel

      1. adessive singular of aste
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