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English word origin

Etymology of Aas

* The place in France is from Occitan Aas, from Basque/Aquitanian aitz (“ridge, rocky point”). * As a Norwegian and Swedish surname, from the noun ås (“ridge”).

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Unnumbered source etymology

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A village in southwest France, in the Ossau valley of the Pyrenees. · A surname from Norwegian.

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* The place in France is from Occitan Aas, from Basque/Aquitanian aitz (“ridge, rocky point”). * As a Norwegian and Swedish surname, from the noun ås (“ridge”).

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  • Derivation mentionAasoc
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