Crossword clues for ave
ave
- D.C.'s Pennsylvania, briefly
- Colosseum greeting
- Champs-Élysées, e.g.: Abbr
- Caesar's word of welcome
- Boston's Commonwealth, e.g. (Abbr.)
- Big rd
- Baltic ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr
- Ancient salutation
- Abbreviation on many Monopoly cards
- Abbr. on a Monopoly board
- Abbr. for Monopoly properties
- 5th or Madison, e.g
- 5th or Madison
- 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (the White House's street address): Abbr
- "Hey, Caesar"
- "Hey, Caesar!"
- "Hail!" to Horace
- "Hail!," to Caesar
- "Greetings, Brutus!"
- "--- Maria"
- "___ Maria" (Christian prayer)
- "___ atque vale!"
- 'Hail!' in old Rome
- 'Hail, Caesar'
- ''Hello, Caesar''
- ''Good morning, Caesar''
- Yellowcard's on an "Ocean" one (abbr.)
- Yellowcard might live on an "Ocean" one (abbr.)
- Word on an env
- Woody Guthrie goes to a "Mermaid" one (abbr.)
- Wide urban street: Abbr
- Wide urban st
- Wide city street: Abbr
- What the "Mad" in "Mad Men" is
- Welcome or farewell, to Caesar
- Way to greet Gaius
- Wabash, in Chicago: Abbr
- Vermont or Ventnor, in Monopoly: Abbr
- Ventnor, e.g.: Abbr
- Ventnor or Vermont, e.g
- Ventnor or Pennsylvania, in Monopoly: Abbr
- Ventnor ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr
- Vatican greeting
- Vale's opposite
- Usually broad road: Abbr
- Uber app abbr
- Tree-lined st
- Thoroughfare that might cross a street: Abbr
- Thoroughfare that may cross a street: Abbr
- Thoroughfare (Abbr.)
- Thing on a city map, cut
- Thing crossing a GPS display, sometimes
- Tennessee or Indiana, in Monopoly: Abbr
- Street sign letters
- Street abbr
- States or Pacific, in Monopoly: Abbr
- Start of a Schubert song
- St. relative
- St. intersecter
- St. crossers, in Manhattan
- St. crosser, in NYC
- Spacehog wants to live on the "2nd" one (abbr.)
- Small street kin?
- Signpost abbreviation
- Seventh or Park, in New York City: Abbr
- Schubert song starter
- Rte. that runs diagonally, in D.C
- Roman salute
- Roman Hail!
- Roman hail
- Roman cheer
- Road that might cross a st
- Relative of blvd
- Relative of a blvd
- Rd. crosser
- Rd. counterpart
- Prop. often named for a state in Monopoly
- Prayer bead
- Place on a Monopoly board (Abbr.)
- Philadelphia's Allegheny or Aramingo: Abbr
- Pennsylvania, in DC
- Pennsylvania, e.g., on a D.C. map
- Pennsylvania, e.g., in D.C
- Pennsylvania or Wisconsin, in D.C
- Pennsylvania or Constitution, in Washington, D.C.: Abbr
- Pennsylvania in Washington: Abbr
- Pennsylvania ___
- Part of many a P.O. address
- Park, e.g.: Abbr
- Park or Madison, on an N.Y.C. map
- Park or Madison, on a NYC map
- Park or Lexington, in New York City: Abbr
- Park or Lexington, in Manhattan: Abbr
- Park or Lex, in NYC
- Park or Fifth: Abbr
- Park or Fifth, in NYC (Abbr.)
- Park or 5th, briefly
- Park in New York City (abbr.)
- Park in N.Y.C.?
- Park in N.Y.C.: Abbr
- Parade place: Abbr
- Pa. or Mass., in DC
- One of 17 Monopoly props
- One of 17 Monopoly properties: Abbr
- One of 17 in Monopoly (Abbr.)
- One kind of city block, briefly
- Old-style "shalom"
- Often-wide st
- Oft-numbered rd
- Ocean, e.g., in Santa Monica, Calif.: Abbr
- NYC's York, e.g
- NYC's Park, for one
- NYC's Park or Lex
- NYC's Park or Fifth
- NYC's Madison, e.g. (not Caleb ha ha)
- NYC's Madison, e.g
- NYC's Madison
- NYC's Lexington, for one
- NYC's Fifth, for one
- NYC's Fifth, e.g
- NYC's Fifth or Chicago's Michigan, for example: Abbr
- NYC's Fifth
- NYC's Columbus, e.g
- NYC's A, B, C, or D
- NYC street crosser?
- NYC st. crosser
- Not a st. or blvd
- Not a st
- North-south rte., in New York City
- North-south route, in NYC
- North Carolina ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr
- New York or New Jersey in D.C
- New York City's Park or Fifth: Abbr
- New York City's Madison or Lexington, for example: Abbr
- New York City's Madison or Fifth, for example: Abbr
- New York City's Lexington or Madison, for example: Abbr
- New Orleans's St. Bernard, e.g
- Nero's hello
- N.Y.C.'s Park, for one
- N.Y.C.'s Park, e.g
- N.Y.C.'s Park or Fifth
- N.Y.C.'s Madison
- N.Y.'s Fifth, for one
- N.Y.'s Fifth, e.g
- N-S Manhattan road
- Monopoly's Ventnor or Oriental: Abbr
- Monopoly stop, perhaps (abbr.)
- Monopoly property, often: abbr
- Michigan, e.g.: Abbr
- Melrose, e.g
- Melrose in L.A., say
- Mediterranean or Baltic, in Monopoly: Abbr
- Mediterranean ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr
- Massachusetts, in Cambridge, e.g
- Massachusetts, in Boston, e.g
- Mass. in D.C., e.g
- Mass. ___, Boston
- Mass __ (MIT's address)
- Mary: Maria :: hail: ___
- Maria's intro?
- Many a Monopoly purchase: Abbr
- Many a line on a DC map
- Manhattan's Fifth or Park, for example: Abbr
- Manhattan's Fifth or Madison: Abbr
- Major st
- Maine in D.C., e.g
- Main thoroughfare: Abbr
- Madison, Park, or Lexington, in New York City: Abbr
- Madison, in NYC
- Madison, e.g., in NYC
- Madison or Lexington, in Manhattan: Abbr
- Madison in NYC
- Madison ___
- Mad., e.g
- Mad. or 5th
- Lyft line: Abbr
- Los Angeles's Melrose or Fairfax, for example: Abbr
- Long way to go in NYC
- Lexington or Madison, in NYC (Abbr.)
- Lex, e.g., in N.Y.C
- Lex or Mad, in N.Y.C
- Letters on a street sign
- Lettered Bklyn. thoroughfare
- Las Palmas, in L.A
- L.A.'s Melrose, e.g
- L.A.'s __ of the Stars
- Kentucky ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr
- It runs north-south in NY
- It might intersect a boulevard: Abbr
- It might briefly cross a street?
- It may intersect a boulevard: Abbr
- It may cross a street or boulevard: Abbr
- Introduction for Maria?
- Indiana or Illinois, in Monopoly: Abbr
- In NYC, Madison or Lexington
- Illinois or Oriental, briefly, in Monopoly
- Illinois ___ (Monopoly property that's landed on the most): Abbr
- Ill. and Ind., in Monopoly
- Hymn greeting
- Horace's hello
- Hi or bye, long ago
- Hello, in old Rome
- Hail: Latin
- Hail, to Maria
- Hail, to Horace
- Hail, long ago
- Hail, in Rome
- Hail that faded away
- Hail of old
- Hail in old Rome
- Hail in a forum
- Hail of yore
- Greeting in ancient Rome
- Greeting from the past
- GPS screen abbr
- Golden Gate or Presidio, in SF
- Frequent st. crosser
- Forum cry
- Fifth, e.g., in NYC
- Fifth, e.g. (Abbr.)
- Fifth you can take?: Abbr
- Fifth or Lexington, in Manhattan: Abbr
- Fifth or Broadway, briefly
- Fifth of Man
- Fifth is one
- Fifth in NYC
- Fifth in N.Y.C
- Fifth ___ (where Saks is, in Manhattan): Abbr
- Eddy Grant's was electric (Abbr.)
- Drive: Abbr
- Delaware, in DC
- Dallas's Greenville ___
- D.C. map line
- Ct. alternative
- Cousin of St. or Blvd
- Constitution or Independence, in D.C
- Connecticut or Kentucky, in Monopoly: Abbr
- Commonwealth, for ex
- Columbus, in N.Y.C
- Colosseum "hello"
- City thoroughfare: Abbr
- City route: Abbr
- Ciao, to Caesar
- Chris Cornell: "___ Maria"
- Chicago's Michigan: Abbr
- Chicago's Michigan, e.g.: Abbr
- Chicago's Michigan (abbr.)
- Cheer in the colliseum
- Cato's ciao
- Caesarean salutation
- Caesar's "hail"
- Caesar's 'hail'
- Bye, in old Rome
- Broad street (Abbr.)
- Boston's Commonwealth, for one: Abbr
- Blvd.? No, close
- Blvd. and st. relative
- Blvd. alternative
- Bklyn.'s Flatbush, for example
- Bird: Sp
- Billy Bragg and Wilco collaborated on a "Mermaid" one (abbr.)
- Baltic or Mediterranean, in Monopoly: Abbr
- Baltic or Indiana, in Monopoly: Abbr
- Atlantic or Virginia, in Monopoly: Abbr
- Atlantic or Pacific, in Monopoly: Abbr
- Atlantic in Atlantic City, e.g.: Abbr
- Any of 17 Monopoly properties (Abbr.)
- Ancient hail
- Amsterdam, e.g.: Abbr
- Alternative to La. or Dr
- Allege to be true
- Abbreviation in many street addresses
- Abbr. on some street signs
- Abbr. on many Monopoly deeds
- Abbr. on many a Monopoly property
- Abbr. on a GPS screen
- Abbr. on 17 Monopoly title deeds
- Abbr. in the White House address
- Abbr. in many-a snail mail address
- Abbr. in many snail mail addresses
- Abbr. in many addresses
- Abbr. at an intersection
- A Wallflower has a "Heartache" on 6th (abbr.)
- 5th or Park in NYC
- 5th or Lexington: Abbr
- 5th in NYC, e.g
- 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (where the White House is): Abbr
- 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (the US president's address): Abbr
- 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (D.C. address)
- 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (address of the White House): Abbr
- 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (address for the First Family): Abbr
- "Monopoly" board abbr
- "Hi, Claudius!"
- "Hello, Caesar"
- "Hail!" of old Rome
- "Hail!" long ago
- "Hail! " to Caesar
- "Hail," to Ovid
- "Hail, old Roman!"
- "___, Imperator!"
- "________ Maria"
- "___ Maria" Chris Cornell
- 'Hello, Hadrian!'
- 'Hail, Ovid!'
- 'Hail, Nero!'
- 'Hail, Livy!'
- 'Hail, Cato!'
- 'Greetings, Galba!'
- 'Greetings, Brutus!'
- ''Hi, Claudius''
- ''Hail!'' to Horace
- ''Greetings, Caesar''
- ''Greetings, Caesar!''
- '-- Maria'
- Catholic prayer
- _____ atque vale
- Ventnor or Vermont, e.g.: Abbr.
- Prayer word
- "Hail, Caesar!"
- Map abbr.
- Street sign abbr., sometimes
- Mad.___
- Blvd. relative
- Forum farewell
- N.Y.C.'s ___ of the Americas
- Ancient greeting / Señora Perón
- Hail from the past
- City map abbr.
- Penn., e.g.
- "___ Maria" (Gounod/Bach work)
- Roman greeting
- Old greeting for Caesar
- ___ Maria (Catholic prayer)
- Forum greeting
- Greeting for Galba
- Fifth, e.g.: Abbr.
- Monopoly abbr.
- Hail to Caesar!
- Word of welcome
- Monopoly space: Abbr.
- First, Second or Third: Abbr.
- Mad. ___
- Caesar's hello or goodbye
- Hail, to Caesar
- See 25-Across
- N.Y.'s Fifth, e.g.
- Park, e.g.: Abbr.
- N.Y.C.'s Park, e.g.
- Many a state name in D.C.
- Old-time welcome
- D.C.'s Pennsylvania ___
- Many a Monopoly property: Abbr.
- Park in N.Y.C., e.g.
- Caesar's greeting
- Word of farewell
- Court alternative: Abbr.
- Bygone greeting
- Greetings from Galba
- Prayer opener
- Maria preceder
- Mad., e.g.
- Michigan, e.g., in Chicago: Abbr.
- Park in N.Y.C., say
- Michigan in Chicago: Abbr.
- "Hail!," to Horace
- Greeting of yore
- N.Y.C.'s Park or Lexington
- Columbus, in N.Y.C.
- St. crossing
- Greeting on the Appian Way
- Street crosser: Abbr.
- Pennsylvania, e.g.: Abbr.
- Park ___ (N.Y.C. locale)
- Many a Monopoly sq.
- Hello or goodbye
- Circus Maximus greeting
- "___, Caesar!"
- Greeting at the Forum
- Cry in old Rome
- Greeting to Gaius
- N.Y.C.'s Park or Madison
- With 44-Across, a traditional Catholic prayer
- Stowe girl
- Commonwealth in Boston, e.g.: Abbr.
- "___ Maris Stella" (Latin hymn)
- N.Y.C.'s Madison ___
- St. crosser, in New York City
- Park, e.g., in N.Y.C.
- N.Y.C.'s A, B, C or D
- D.C.'s Pennsylvania, e.g.
- One of 17 on a Monopoly board: Abbr.
- Constitution in D.C., e.g.
- New York or Wisconsin, in D.C.
- St. Bernard in New Orleans, e.g.: Abbr.
- N.Y.C.'s Columbus, e.g.
- Mediterranean or Baltic: Abbr.
- Pennsylvania ___ (White House locale: Abbr.)
- Brooklyn's Flatbush, e.g.: Abbr.
- GPS screen abbr.
- Boston's Mass ___
- Fifth or Madison, in N.Y.C.
- GPS abbr.
- Street: Abbr.
- Alternative to Ct. or La.
- N.Y.C.'s Columbus ___
- Madison in N.Y.C., e.g.
- Washington in D.C., e.g.
- Long-ago greeting
- Columbus in N.Y.C. or S.F.
- Massachusetts or Connecticut in D.C.
- Hello from Hadrian
- Independence in Washington, e.g.: Abbr.
- "Hello, Hadrian!"
- States on a game board, e.g.: Abbr.
- Hail or farewell
- One of 17 in Monopoly: Abbr.
- Hail and farewell
- President between James and Andrew, briefly
- Senate greeting
- Way to go: Abbr.
- N.Y.C.'s Third or Fifth
- Uber app abbr.
- Manhattan's Park, e.g.: Abbr.
- Road map abbr.
- Pennsylvania, in D.C.
- Caesar's "Hi!" or "Bye"
- Rte. of a sort
- Mad., for one
- Caesar's "Hail!"
- Lexington or Madison in N.Y.C.
- Maria's musical start
- Sulla's salutation
- Rosary bead
- Galba's greeting
- Greeting from Gaius
- Hail, to Ovid
- Haill or farewelll
- Lex. or Mad.
- Greeting for 37 Across
- Gladiator's greeting
- Harriman nickname
- Mad. follower
- Farewell!
- Madison, e.g.: Abbr.
- Farewell, to Cato
- Goodbye, to Galba
- Hello, to Hadrian
- Swinburne's "___ Atque Vale"
- Angelus prayer
- Mad. or Lex., e.g
- Fifth ___, parade site
- Salutation from Seneca
- Fifth of Man.
- Harriman's nickname
- Salutation to Scipio
- Mad. or Lex., e.g.
- "Hail, Hadrian!"
- Salutation to Caesar
- Baltic or Atlantic
- Hwy. crosser
- A Harriman nickname
- "Hail, Claudius!"
- Short way
- Farewell from Fabius
- Relative of st.
- Pennsylvania, e.g.: Abbr
- Salutation from Brutus
- City way: Abbr.
- Relative of blvd.
- Hail Mary
- Vale's partner
- Cicero's "Hail!"
- Pk. or 5th
- Address abbr., sometimes
- Michigan, e.g., in Chicago: Abbr
- Mediterranean or Baltic: Abbr
- Map abbr
- Many a Monopoly property: Abbr
- Commonwealth in Boston, e.g.: Abbr
- One of 17 on a Monopoly board: Abbr
- Wide street (abbr.)
- Street (abbr.)
- St. Bernard in New Orleans, e.g.: Abbr
- New York or Wisconsin, in D.C
- First, Second or Third: Abbr
- Prayer kept up by the Vatican
- Park or Madison (abbr.)
- Brooklyn's Flatbush, e.g.: Abbr
- Pennsylvania in D.C., e.g
- Latin salutation
- GPS suggestion
- GPS display letters
- Way to go: Abbr
- 'Hail, Caesar!'
- Broad street, briefly
- Road map abbr
- City map abbr
- "__ Maria"
- Road-map abbr
- Park in NYC, e.g
- "Ciao, Caesar"
- Many a Monopoly square (Abbr.)
- St. intersector
- Latin for hail
- Caesarean salute
- Blvd. kin
- Urban rd. that might cross a street
- Monopoly abbr
- GPS datum
- Envelope abbreviation
- Blvd. crosser
- Blvd. cousin
- "___ Maria" (Catholic prayer)
- __ Maria
- Street address abbr., sometimes
- Old Roman greeting
- Fifth, for one
- Fifth in NYC, e.g
- "___ atque vale"
- ''Hail, Caesar!''
- St.'s kin
- Penn., e.g
- Park in NYC?
- Harriman, to friends
- Google Maps abbr
- Caesar's welcome
- Caesar's hail
- Blvd.'s kin
- "Greetings, Caesar!"
- "___ Maria" (popular wedding song)
- ''___ Maria''
- ___ atque vale!
- Thoroughfare: abbr
- Schubert's "___ Maria"
- Park, in NYC
- Michigan, in Chicago: Abbr
- Mass ___ (Boston thoroughfare, to locals)
- Latin greeting
- Hail, to Horatio
- Hail, to Hadrian
- Greeting for Gaius
- GPS line
- D.C.'s Constitution, e.g
- Constitution, in D.C
- Congregation location
- 5th or Mad., e.g
- "Hail!" to Caesar
- "Hail," to Caesar
- Wide street: Abbr
- St. kin
- Roman hello
- Relative of st
- Rd. relative
- Intersection abbreviation
- Hail in the forum
- Hadrian's hello
- Hadrian's hail
- Greeting to Brutus
- Greeting for Caesar
- Fifth, e.g.: Abbr
- D.C.'s D or C
- City way: Abbr
- Caesar's salutation
- Abbr. in my snail mail address
- 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (White House address): Abbr
- "Yo, Hadrian!"
- "Ciao, Brutus"
- "____ Maria"
- "___ Maria" (hymn)
- Yellowcard lives on an "Ocean" one (abbr.)
- Washington's Pennsylvania (Abbr.)
- Washington's Pennsylvania, e.g.: Abbr
- Urban way: Abbr
- Urban thoroughfare: Abbr
- Thoroughfare that may intersect a street: Abbr
- Street: Abbr
- Street-sign abbr
- Street address abbr., perhaps
- St.'s cousin
- St. or blvd. relative
- St. crosser, often
- Salute to Caesar
- Roman salutation
- Roman 'Aloha'
- Reverential salutation
- Rd.'s cousin
- Postal address abbr
- Pennsylvania, for one: abbr
- Opposite of vale
- One hail of a greeting?
- Old word of farewell
- Old welcome
- Old salutation
- Official USPS abbreviation
- NYC's West End, e.g
- NYC's Park, e.g
- NYC's Park or Madison
- NYC's Lexington or Park
- NYC's Lex, e.g
- NYC's ___ of the Americas
- NYC thoroughfare
- New York's Fifth or Park: Abbr
- New York City's Park or Madison, for example: Abbr
- N.Y.C.'s 5th or Park
- Monopoly deed abbr
- Monopoly board abbr
- Maria's introduction?
- MapQuest abbr
- Many a state name, in D.C
- Many a Monopoly rd
- Madison or Park, briefly
- Madison or Park (Abbr.)
- Madison or Fifth: Abbr
- Madison in NYC, e.g
- Madison ___ (New York thoroughfare): Abbr
- Lex. or Mad
- Lex in NYC, e.g
- It might intersect a street: Abbr
- It may cross a street in N.Y.C
- Hail, of yore
- Hail, classically
- Hadrian's "Hail!"
- Hadrian's ''Hail!''
- Greeting in old Rome
- Greeting in a toga
- GPS abbr
- Forum hello
- First in NYC, e.g
- D.C.'s Pennsylvania, for one
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ave \A"ve\, n. [L., hail.]
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An ave Maria.
He repeated Aves and Credos.
--Macaulay. -
A reverential salutation.
Their loud applause and aves vehement.
--Shak.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"hail," also "farewell," early 13c. (in reference to the Ave Maria), from Latin ave, second person singular imperative of avere "to be or fare well."
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. 1 An Ave Maria. 2 A reverential salutation. Etymology 2
alt. 1 avenue 2 average n. 1 avenue 2 average
WordNet
Wikipedia
Ave is a Latin word, used by the Romans as a salutation and greeting, meaning "hail". It is the singular imperative form of the verb avēre, which meant "to be well"; thus one could translate it literally as "be well" or "farewell".
The Classical Latin pronunciation of ave was or . In Church Latin, it is ideally , and in English, it tends to be pronounced .
The term was notably used to greet the Caesar or other authorities. Suetonius recorded that on one occasion, naumachiarii—captives and criminals fated to die fighting during mock naval encounters—addressed Caesar with the words Ave Caesar! Morituri te salutant! ("Hail, Caesar! Those who are about to die salute you!") in an attempt to avoid death. The expression is not recorded as being used in Roman times on any other occasion.
The Vulgate version of the Annunciation translates the salute of the angel to Mary, Mother of Jesus as Ave Maria, gratia plena ("Hail Mary, full of grace"). Ave Maria is a Catholic Marian prayer that also has inspired authors of religious music.
Fascist regimes during the 20th century also adopted the greeting. It was also distinctly used during the National Socialist Third Reich in the indirect German translation, heil.
Ave is a Roman salutation. AVE is Alta Velocidad Española, a high speed train used in Spain.
AVE, Ave, Avé, or variants, may also refer to:
The Comunidade Intermunicipal do Ave is an administrative division in Portugal. It was created in 2009. It takes its name from the Ave River. The seat of the intermunicipal community is Guimarães. Ave comprises parts of the former districts of Braga and Vila Real. The population in 2011 was 425,411, in an area of 1,451.31 km².
Ave is also a NUTS3 subregion of Norte Region. The subregion Ave covers the same area as the intermunicipal community, but including the municipalities Santo Tirso and Trofa ( Metropolitan Area of Porto), and excluding the municipalities Cabeceiras de Basto and Mondim de Basto. As of 2011, the subregion had a population of 511,737 and a total area of 1,246 km².
Ave is bordered to the north by Cávado, to the east by Alto Tâmega, to the southeast by Douro, to the south by Tâmega e Sousa and to the southwest by the Metropolitan Area of Porto. It is a densely populated area and one of the more industrialized in the country. The main industries are the textile industry, clothing and apparel. Part of the historical region of Minho, it is centered on the historic city of Guimarães (the birthplace of the Portuguese nationalism).
Avé is a 2011 Bulgarian drama film directed by Konstantin Bojanov. The film is Bojanov's debut.
Usage examples of "ave".
I suppose that bearded bloke must ave dropped it, I suppose I must ave picked it up without thinking and that I went off with it in an absent-minded way.
I best not tell Nancy, or she might comeup and ave a jealous fit all over the room.
Goodbye, Mr Singleton, pleased to ave met you, and kind of you to elp me get a job.
I ought to ave taken im up some of me jam turnovers for is afternoon cup of tea.
Yes, and Mum said if we ave any more lodgers we might get a bit rich, then we could all ave two weeks oliday at Margate instead of only one.
Merc noticed the impression that Mada had made on Ave, and he hunched his back even more as he bent down to speak.
Mada and Ave crossed the breakwater and were returning with the board to the crowded beach, Mada felt uneasy.
You will go to his companion and tell him where Ave and I are going to meet.
Blood Guard will be interested to know that the insignificant roundhead whom he sees before him is only secretary to this distinguished trAveller, the clear-thinking Ave Mar, son of the Ruler of Danjab.
Among them, Ave Mar immediately recognised several famous temples which had been built in ancient times and had towered high over all the other buildings of that period.
Making an appalling din and poisoning the air, this medley of heterogeneous vehicles surged past the half-asphyxiated Ave or thundered overhead on the crazy bridges between the massive artificial canyons of the buildings.
Squeezed into a corner of the tiny lift-cage by other Faetians, Ave and Kutsi were taken up to the tiny room set aside for them in the expensive Palace of Visitors.
Kutsi Merc unpacked, Ave stood at the lancet window and looked out on an alien world.
Merc considered it necessary to display the traditional curiosity, so he and Ave did not allow themselves time for a rest, but trailed off into the famous roundhead quarters.
After leaving Um Sat, Ave devoted himself to the problem of a possible life for the Faetians on other planets.