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- Dictionaryashet/ˈaʃɪt/
noun
- 1. a large plate or dish. Scottish, Northern English
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Ashet is a dialect word for a shallow oval dish or large plate, from French assiette. Learn more about its origin, usage and example sentences from Dictionary.com.
Learn the meaning and usage of the Scots word ashet, a shallow oval dish with pastry on top but none below. Find out how ashet is related to French cuisine and culture, and how it is pronounced and spelled.
Ashet is a Scottish and Northern England dialect word for a shallow oval dish or large plate. Learn how to pronounce it, see examples and synonyms, and explore its origin and trends.
An ashet is a large plate or dish, especially in Scottish English and Northern England. Learn the word origin, synonyms, and examples of usage from bab.la dictionary.
Ashet is a dialect term for a shallow oval dish or large plate, especially in Scotland and Northern England. Find out more about its origin, usage, and alternative expressions on The Free Dictionary website.
Ashet is a noun that means platter, chiefly used in Scottish English. It comes from the French word assiette, which means dish or plate.
Ashet is a Scots form of French assiette, meaning a large, shallow, oval dish used for serving food. Find similar words to ashet using the buttons below.
