æsˈɛraɪt

Definitions

1. noun

A member of a Jewish sect that originated in the 2nd century BC and emphasized asceticism and the study of the law.

“The historian noted that the Asarites were known for their strict adherence to Jewish customs.”

2. adjective

Related to or resembling the Asarites, especially in their ascetic practices.

“The asarite lifestyle, characterized by simplicity and devotion, continues to inspire spiritual seekers.”