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    Asaz (en. Rather)

    /aˈsaz/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adverb
    Indicates a considerable amount or a high degree.
    The task was quite complicated.
    La tarea fue asaz complicada.
    It is used to indicate that something is more than usual.
    I was quite tired after the trip.
    Estaba asaz cansado después del viaje.
    Synonym of 'a lot' or 'quite' in literary contexts.
    The price is quite high for this product.
    El precio es asaz alto para este producto.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'ad satis', which means 'sufficient'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    quite interesting
    Very interesting, in great quantity or degree.
    asaz interesante
    quite surprising
    Surprise to a high degree.
    asaz sorprendente
    quite difficult
    Considerable difficulty.
    asaz difícil

    Related Words

    sufficient
    That is enough or sufficient, that is appropriate.
    suficiente
    abundant
    That exists in large quantity.
    abundante
    excessive
    That exceeds what is considered normal.
    excesivo

    Slang Meanings

    Often used in informal contexts to express exaggeration.
    The concert was quite fun.
    Estuvo asaz divertido el concierto.
    It may imply that something is too much or excessively large.
    That car is quite big for my town.
    Ese coche es asaz grande para mi pueblo.