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ässe is a term that does not denote a widely recognized subject in English-language reference works. The spelling with an umlaut (ä) suggests an origin in a language that uses diacritics to mark vowel quality, such as German or Swedish, and in actual usage the sequence most often appears as part of a larger word or as a proper name. Because meanings are highly context-dependent, there is no single, definitive article for ä sse. (Note: the correct form in most standard uses would be ässe; the variant without the diacritic, as in “Asse,” belongs to different, established topics.)

In practice, possible interpretations include the occurrence of ässe as a component in place names or surnames in languages that retain diacritics in their orthography. It might also be encountered in linguistic or philological texts when quoting a source that uses the umlaut form. Without a specified language or field, these are prospective possibilities rather than established entries, and individual examples would need to be examined to determine the intended meaning.

If the intended topic is known to be related to a particular country, language, or discipline, a more precise article can be prepared. For example, if you meant a geographic name, a biographical surname, or a linguistic term, providing that context will allow for a focused, verifiable entry. See also the similarly spelled term Asse, which refers to other, unrelated topics in German-language contexts.