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| - Asha was a Cardassian war orphan who was abandoned on Bajor when the Cardassian military left following a lengthy occupation. She was looked after at the Tozhat Resettlement Center by volunteers like Deela. In 2370, Doctor Julian Bashir and Elim Garak visited the center in search of information on the Cardassian orphan Rugal. Asha politely asked if Garak had come to take her and the other children home. (DS9: "Cardassians")
- Asha was a female MudWing and a member of the Talons of Peace. She was Cattail's sister, and therefore Clay's aunt, as well as the aunt of his siblings. Cattail described Asha to be very kind, and stated that she would tell stories to dragonets about the Dragonet Prophecy. Asha died of her wounds after being caught in the crossfire between Blaze's and Blister's forces while bringing Clay's unhatched egg to the Talons' secret mountain hideout.
- Asha was one of the three female protagonists in the story of The Fountain of Fair Fortune, which was included in .
- Asha is a young female Cardassian. (Space Trek)
- Asha is a BJD from Dollmore's Kid line. This character is mini-sized and available as either female or male. Dollmore second Kid girl - Asha. she has got a lovely sweet face and a tender look.
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- thumb|Asha (2370) Asha ist eine der cardassianischen Kriegswaisen, die beim Rückzug der Cardassianer von Bajor zurückgelassen werden. Im Jahr 2370 ist sie unter den Kindern, die im Tohzat-Umsiedlungszentrum auf Dr. Bashir und Garak treffen, als sie dort nach Informationen über den Jungen Rugal suchen. Asha fragt die Männer, ob man sie nun nach Haus nach Cardassia mitnehmen würde. Die Besucher müssen aber verneinen. (DS9: ) Asha wurde von Jillian Ziesmer gespielt. Ihr Name entstammt dem Drehbuch und wurde in der Episode nicht genannt.
- Fairy character by David Kerr, who is trying to help out hapless protagonist Daniel, in adventures featured in OzTaku.
- Asha was een Cardassian oorlogswees die na de bezetting op Bajor was achtergelaten en opgevangen werd in het Tozhat herplaatsingscentrum. Toen Dr. Julian Bashir en Elim Garak in 2370 naar het centrum kwamen om documenten te zoeken over Rugal vroeg ze beleefd aan Bashir en Garak of ze haar en de overige kinderen mee terug namen naar Cardassia. (DS9: "Cardassians")
- Asha is the leader of the untouchables (Hajin). The other creatures think very poorly of them. They protect the temple for the order and later for Gemma Doyle.
- Asha est l'un des personnages de La Fontaine de la Bonne Fortune, une histoire issue des Contes de Beedle le Barde.
- Asha era una de las tres protagonistas femeninas en la historia de Beedle el Bardo, La Fuente de la Buena Fortuna, incluida en Los Cuentos de Beedle el Bardo.
- Asha ist der Name verschiedener Asiatischer Elefantenkühe:
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- The girl stood up in order to save the Monster World. To become a worthy warrior, and depart from the village that was dear old.
- Asha is one of the kids who came to Seattle from Africa to have surgery.
- Asha (アーシャ) is a secondary character in Saiyuki: Journey West. He is a story character who follows Sanzo's party during cutscenes in the third chapter.
- Also known as Asha Vahista("Best Truth/Righteousness") is one of the Amesha Spentas of Zoroastiran mythology. He is the personification of truth and righteousness. He is associated with fire and is the one who gives warmth and the spark of life to the other Amesha Spentas. Ahura Mazda dispenses justice through radiance of His fire and Asha. Someone who passes the test given by him will attain physical and spiritual gifts such as strength and wisdom. Asha prevents demons from inflicting too much harm to souls consigned to hell. Asha and Airyaman will together battle with Az, the demon of greed.
- While she is well-known as the "Dragon of Order", Asha appears in many different forms. Asha and Urgash fought against each other in the Genesis, during which Asha banished Urgash into the heart of her world. However, she was wounded in that battle, and hid in the moon in order to heal herself. The Moon is in fact the cocoon she wove around herself. It is an image of the cosmic egg, a means to measure time, the final resting place of the dragons and the gate to the Underworld (where all souls come from and where all they go back after death).
- Nokia's Asha is a "borderline smartphone" platform; such devices are more powerful than the old featurephones, but less powerful and quite cheaper than proper smartphones. It was intended to replace the older Series 40 featurephone platform (confusingly, several early Asha models were in fact Series 40 phones with an Asha skin). The Asha line achieved some popularity in certain developing countries like Brazil, India, and all over South Asia; however, after Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia's mobile business, they have discontinued all platforms except Windows Phone.
- Asha was a female Cardassian who lived in the 24th century and was born in the late 2350s. She lived on Bajor during the Occupation and was orphaned and left behind after the Cardassian Union withdrew from the planet. Asha was placed in a resettlement center in Tozhat Province. In 2370, Asha and the other Cardassian children there were excited to see Elim Garak at the center, believing he had come to take them home. She and the others were disheartened when he told them he hadn't. (DS9 episode: "Cardassians")
- Asha (aša) or arta is the Avestan language and Vedic language term for a concept of cardinal importance to Zoroastrian theology and doctrine. In the moral sphere, aša/arta represents what has been called "the decisive confessional concept of Zoroastrianism." The opposite of Avestan aša is druj, "lie." The significance of the term is complex, with a highly nuanced range of meaning. It is commonly summarized in accord with its contextual implications of 'truth' and 'right(eousness)', 'order' and 'right working'. For other connotations, see meaning below.
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